NHER 58778 (Building record) - Granary and cartshed 50 yards north-east of Roudham Hall

November 1976. Building Survey.
A timber-framed cart shed with five bays, one of which has been turned into a garage. The central portion of the cart shed has a first floor, and a lean-to has been constructed on three sides of the building. The lean-to appears to have been constructed at the same time as the main structure but there are observed differences in the workmanship, leading to the suggestion that the central portion of the cart shed has been re-erected. Some of the timbers are numbered across the joints. The cart shed was likely constructed in the 19th century.
Information from (S1). See also photographs (S2), plan (S3), and elevation (S4).
H. Hamilton (HES), 22 April 2013.

March 1983. Listed. Grade II.
List Description (S5):
Barn. Mid C18. Timber framed with mixed brick and clay lump infilling. Slate roof. 5 timber posts with arched brackets support granary on each longitudinal side. Upper part has vertical posts with single diagonal brace in each bay. Bays infilled and rendered. Horizontally slatted timber window of centre. Timber extensions to each end of building are pantiled, that to west forming entrance to granary. East gable weatherboarded above lean- to. Roof structure consists of tie beams with king posts and struts to principals. Through purlins. Original partitioned plan survives although timbers mostly C20.
H. Hamilton (HES), 22 April 2013.

1996. Photograph.
See (S6) for a photograph of the cart shed.
H. Hamilton (HES), 22 April 2013.