A large threshing barn, thought to be seventeenth century, to which an early nineteenth century stable building has been added on the west. Associated with Cui house (NPRN 25355).
A long nine bay barn with two pairs of opposed cart entries and a stone flagged threshing floor. There are ventilation slits in both long walls and in the east gable end. The walls are rubble stone above boulder footings. The stable has external stairs to the loft on the north side. There is a gothic window in the south side, looking towards the carraige drive to the house. The range has a common stone tiled gabled roof.

Source: CADW Listed Buildings Database (7508)

John Wiles 21.03.07