The present range of former farmbuildings includes a cruck trussed barn, perhaps sixteenth century century.
The original barn is five bays long with weatherboard over tiber framing above rubble stone walls, there are opposed cart entries to a stone flagged threshing floor in the central bay. The northern, stone-walled bay was added in the seventeenth or eighteenth century, this may have replaced an earlier end bay. There is a further extension on the south where the range onces turned to run east. A nineteenth century raised grannary, with cartsheds below, was added on the south-west in the nineteenth century.

Associated with: House (NPRN 16040)

Source: CADW Listed Buildings Database (7539)

John Wiles 30.03.07