NHER 61134 (Building record) - Church Farm Barn

Church Farm Barn, now converted to residential dwelling. Previously recorded under NHER 12607.

1988. Building Survey.
Appraisal of the history and architectural interest of a timber framed barn at Church Farm. It is described as a timber framed threshing barn with opposed threshing doors, constructed in the early 18th century. A rick built gable end was added in the later 18th century, and it was re-roofed in the 19th century. The appraisal does not include a location map and therefore its relationship to farmhouse remains unknown.
See report Information from (S1).
E. Rose (NLA), 12 February 2007.

May 1992. Building Survey.
A visual inspection and structural appraisal of the early 18th century barn was carried out pursuant to the possible conversion of the barn into a dwelling. The surveyors found the timber framed structure of the barn to be in good condition but noted that a single storey lean-to over the entire length of the south side of the barn would need to be corrected.
See report (S2) and correspondence in file for further details.
H. Hamilton 21 November 2007.