Tey Barn is a historic barn site located to the northwest of the settlement of Great Tey. It was first known as Newbarn. The site is first shown on the 1897-1904 Epoch 2 map to be a small interlinked site made up of six buildings. Over 70% of the original buildings survive, including the Grade II listed early C19 collection of farmbuildings around a central courtyard (LB Number: 1223379). The site has since become residential, with the name change to Tey Barn happening between 1993 and the present. There has been a modern extension added to the collection of barns. The original map shown a historic landscape feature of a farm pond to the south of the site. Despite being half the size of the original, the pond still survives. <1>