The site of an aisled timber framed barn at Bellevue, with probable late medieval origins (therefore about 1380-1540), which was demolished sometime after 1961. When the site was visited in 1961 as part of the National Buildings Record programme the timber work was still reported to have been extant up to the level of the tie-beam but was already roofless. The walls of the barn were of flint. It may have been sited to the south end of the yard at Bellevue.