NHER 47260 (Building record) - Barn to southeast of Whey Curd Farmhouse

The field barn with attached yard wall and feed store dates to 1803, with later alterations and additions of 1871. They were built for William Coke of Holkham, in the style of William Wyatt, as part of Whey Curd Farm. They are built from red brick with pantiled roofs. They once formed a symmetrical complex comprising of a central north-facing barn, linked by a curved yard wall extending southeastwards to a pavilion-like feed store. A second yard wall, formerly linked to a matching store, extends to the southwest.