19th to 20th century barns at Bushett Farm (EHER 80095)
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Summary
A level 1 building survey was conducted on timber framed building and a modern Belfast building at Bushett Farm, which is also the site of a Grade II listed Barn.
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Location
| Grid reference | Centred TL 6725 2839 (76m by 45m) (2 map features) |
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Type and Period
Description
March 2016. Building survey.
These agricultural buildings, a modern barn and a smaller timber framed building are built were built in proximity with a Grade II listed barn. The modern barn is a Belfast barn built in the 1950s and further extended more recently. It has a breeze block base with corrugated side elevations and roof. The smaller timber framed barn to the north is pre-1876, as it features on the OS map of that date. It has a weatherboarded exterior and corrugated catslide roof. What appears to be an original aisle runs along the southwest elevation and an extension has been added to the northeast facing elevation which is currently of weatherboard, brick and breeze block construction. <1>
Sources
- <1> SEX75205 Building Recording Report: Cooper, C. and Clay, C.. 2016. Historic Building Survey: Bushett Farm, Great Bardfield, 2016.