Elms Farm Barn and cartlodge approx 40m W of Lodge (EHER 39061)

A red brick barley barn, built in 1827, with a grey slate roof. It retains many original features such as the original grey slate outshots on the east face of the building, and the original copper damp proof course. There are stone panels to the right and left return gables, that to right relating 'Barn destroyed by destructive fire 1826, rebuilt 1827 J.C.G.' Attached to the left return is a seven-bay cartlodge of similar materials.

November 1985. Grade II listed. A red brick barley barn, built in 1827, with a grey slate roof. It has two gabled midstreys with vertically boarded double doors to the east. It has 2:4 recessed arches with diagonal pattern brick ventilators to each. The original grey slate granary outshots remain on the east face, with brick airing arches under, and the original copper damp proof course is retained. There are stone panels to the right and left return gables, that to right relating 'Barn destroyed by destructive fire 1826, rebuilt 1827 J.C.G.' Attached to the left return is a seven-bay cartlodge of similar materials. <1>