This stone-built, 3-bay former barn has two C17th tie-beam and raking-strut trusses, which are under-built in brick, as are most of the side walls, only the gable-ends survive in stone. The lower south end bay has become a stable with lean-to on its east side. This end gable has 2-tier brick ventilation openings (as a barn) and similar low openings in the lean-to indicate a former pig-sty (now raised up). The present main roof has been raised at the eaves in the late C19th with corrugated-iron covering. Also a detached ca 1900 cattle shelter lean-to range lying parallel to west.

Visited, Geoff Ward, 09/10/2002