Description

In the entry for;

TQ 13 SW WARNHAM BAILING HILL
BROADBRIDGE HEATH
6/306 Barn approx 100 metres
to north west of
Field Place

GV II
The address shall be amended to read;

TQ 13 SW WARNHAM BYFLEETS LANE

6/306 Barn approx 100 metres
to north west of
Field Place

GV II

The following buildings shall be added to the list;

TQ 13 SW WARNHAM BAILING HILL

6/306 BROADBRIDGE HEATH
GV Barn approx 100 metres
to north west of
Field Place

II

Barn. Dated by dendrochronological survey to c.1470-80 and probably
erected by John Mitchell who took over Field Place between 1482 and 1485
but crown posts removed and angled queen struts and through purlins
inserted in the C18 and C16 addition of 2 bays to south east end. Timber
framed barn of 5 bays, 4 bays c1470-80 and end bay which is set at right
angles and divided into 2 bays C16. Exterior is weatherboarded on brick
and stone plinth. Roof was originally covered in Horsham stone slabs
(now on 1930s house nearby) but corrugated asbestos at time of survey.
The earlier part of the barn has jowled posts, midrail and a series of
passing braces in the wall plate. One visible scarf is the
'edge-halved' type with face pegs and two bridled butts with edge pegs.
Original pegged rafters with C18 angled queen struts and through
purlins. C20 diagonal struts nailed on to rafters. North west bay has
probable C20 floor with concertina bracing. C16 addition is separately
framed at right angles to earlier structure and has 2 bays. Framing has
midrail, curved braces to wall frame, jowled central post and queen post
roof with collar beam. Pegged rafters with C20 inserted ridgepiece.
Partial inserted floor.

Listing NGR: TQ1463332177

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26277812

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