Late 19th century timber framed cartlodge, Bury Farm (EHER 80921)

A late 19th century timber framed cartlodge with three bays and open sides. It is contemporary with the open-sided cow shed recorded in EHER 80920. It is built perpendicular with the Northernmost stable (EHER 80920), on a NW-SE alignment, and shows signs of wear.

September 2005. Heritage assessment. This three-bay open-sided structure stands outside the farmyard and its later 19th century construction date make it later than the existing buildings, but contemporary with the removed central cattle shed (EHER 80920). It is built perpendicular with the Northernmost stable (EHER 80920), on a NW-SE alignment. Some light storage has occurred here in recent years but apart from an episode of a pantile re-roofing, little or no maintenance has been carried out and the building shows signs of wear. Unlike the other farmyard buildings, the cartlodge was built from new materials, in soft wood and is a good example of a late Victorian cartlodge. The NW end is hipped and the opposing end open-framed, built directly onto the stable. On the outer walls, a low brick plinth is hidden under cement render. There is an earth floor. <1>