The following text is from the original listed building designation:
TR 053 327 NEWCHURCH
3/86 Barn circa 34 yards west of Honeywood Farmhouse
G V II
Barn. Late C15 or earlier. Timber framed on stone plinth. Weatherboarded to left and rear. Right elevation and gable end to road red brick in Flemish bond. Plain tile roof. At right-angles to road. Roof half- hipped to front, hipped to rear. C20 porch with boarded doors and lean-to roof to centre of left elevation. Boarded loading doors to street. Interior: 4 timber-framed bays with midstrey in third bay from rear. Aisled each side. Road end bay rebuilt and most of wall studding replaced. 3 pairs of principal posts on wood cills, with curved passing shores from cills to tops of posts. Heavy gunstock jowls. Long arch braces. Straight tie-beams. Plain crown-posts with 2 upward and 2 downward braces. Lapped collars. Posts tall and of large scantling, roof steeply pitched.
Listing NGR: TR0569530377

English Heritage, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest (Map). SKE16160.