Slough Court in Stoke St. Gregory, Somerset is a late medieval manor house which is still a working dairy farm. It has the remains of its moat and an interesting barn in the farmyard.
The barn seems to include most of the building materials I have seen in a barn, with both thatch and tiles on the roof, brick, stone and clapboard in the walls, concrete floor and timber roof trusses. It has a single wagon porch with a hipped thatched roof but it may have had two entrances originally as the blue door and window behind the tractor are obviously later insertions or the barn may have been extended. Two lean-to tool sheds project from the eaves to beyond the doors of the wagon porch. A lean-to at the rear provides feeding space for calves.
