Barn approx 4m to N of Little Beeleigh Farmhouse (EHER 38236)

An early 17th century brick-built barn with timber framed and weatherboarded mistrey on the east side. The roof is low-pitched and covered in slate. The west elevation has five unequally spaced buttresses with weathered tops and with one former offset, now removed.

October 1996. Grade II listed. An early 17th century brick-built barn. It is built of red brick in English bond and has a low-pitched half-hipped slate roof with black weatherboarded gables and a gabled midstrey of black weatherboarding over a timber frame, on the east side. The west elevation has five unequally spaced buttresses with weathered tops and with one former offset, now removed. It has a wide double-boarded door. The lower part of the walls have ventilator slots in each bay with moulded flat brick heads and splayed internal reveals. There are further blocked rectangular openings and two pitching holes on the west elevation. <1>