Bredon Barn
Standing in the Vale of Evesham, Bredon Barn is one of England's finest medieval tithe barns — a cathedral-like structure of honey-coloured stone dating from the 14th century. Its sheer scale and craftsmanship are staggering: massive cruck timbers and a soaring roof built to store the tithes of an entire parish.
- Magnificent 14th-century tithe barn
- Cathedral-scale medieval stonework
- Vale of Evesham countryside
Best for medieval architecture and the drama of rural England.
Things to see at Bredon Barn
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- Cruck-Framed Roof Timbers
- Vast Medieval Barn Interior
- Stone-Tiled Roof
- Original Timber Threshing Floor