Barn approximately 70m West of Badliss Hall and South of barn qv 6/29 (EHER 34536)

A barn dated to the 16th to 17th century origin, altered in the 18th century. It is timber framed and weatherboarded with a thatched roof with red plain tiled areas adjacent to central gabled two bay midstrey. This barn and the barn to the north are shown on an estate map of 1773. A C19 red brick, grey slate roof, single storey L plan range connects this barn to the east with the northern barn, thus forming a partly enclosed yard between the barns. This barn was de-listed in 1990.

Information from former listed building description: A barn dated to the 16th to 17th century origin, altered in the 18th century. It is timber framed and weatherboarded with a thatched roof with red plain tiled areas adjacent to central gabled two bay midstrey. There is a midstrey outshot to right to accommodate traction shed, double doors at rear with eyebrow thatching. There is a fixed window to the right of midstrey. It is of five bays. Most of the side walls are 16th to 17th century with some halved bracing. Now with hanging knees to tie beams and side purlin ridge board roof. Brick threshing floor. This barn and the barn to the north are shown on an estate map of 1773. A C19 red brick, grey slate roof, single storey L plan range connects this barn to the east with the northern barn, thus forming a partly enclosed yard between the barns. <1> The barn was delisted in 1990 Photographs <2>