Building record 0218701000 - BARN AT REAR OF THE GEORGE

Grade II+. C15 or early C16, probably a court house. Timber-framed with brick panels, colourwashed on yard side. Old tile roof. Two storeyed, the upper floor originally jettied on the yard side. External stair, roof carried down over entrance to first floor. Modern casements, several blocked small moulded wooden mullioned original windows visible. Interior: chamfered arch-braced tie beam trusses, notably fourth from south end. Other trusses with curved braces, and curved windbraces to purlins. RCHM I p174 MON.14 (B3).
Included in Historic England's Heritage at Risk Register in 2015-2024 due to structural problems at one end of the building, which is propped with scaffolding to prevent collapse. The building and associated pub are in private ownership with no known plans for repair and reuse. Described as in poor condition and priority category C: 'Slow decay; no solution agreed'; in 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024 condition described as very bad (B4-13).