Description

MARKS TEY HALL CHASE
1.
5214
(south of A12)
Marks Tey Hall South Barn (formerly known as Barn south of Marks Tey Hall)
TL 92 SW 11/13
II*
2.
Circa 1400. Timber frame exposed and brick nogged on south of 3 bays and 2
storeys. Roof with ridge and gables peg-tiled, some full height windows intruded
on south during C20. Inside: crown-post roof in complete condition, main-posts
jowled at first floor and eaves heights. First floor partly removed but on
heavy binding joists and longitudinal bridging joists fitted and with housed
soffit - shouldered tenons, as are the common joists - side girts. Originally
2 shuttered windows, one north and one south in each bay. The sliders for the
bases of the shutters remain in situ. The binding joists at each end supported
by heavy arch braces. Original purpose of this building uncertain, but at some
early date the first storey was fitted out as a granary.

Listing NGR: TL9168123306

This list entry was subject to a minor amendment on 9 November 2021 to correct the name and address.

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17545408

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