Barn, Gingang and Shelter Sheds to South West of the Peel

This building comprises a barn, gingang, and shelter sheds located to the south-west of The Peel. The barn dates from the late 18th century or early 19th century, with an extension and gingang added around 1850. The shelter sheds were constructed around 1860, with a late 19th-century byre addition. The barn is built of squared stone, while the mid-19th-century parts are made of rubble with tooled-and-margined dressings, and the byre features snecked stone with rock-faced dressings. The roofs are covered with Welsh slate.

On the east elevation, the barn is divided into two parts. The older right section has a stable door set in an alternating-block surround and two slit vents to its right. The left section features a similar stable door and a casement window with a stop-chamfered frame. There are pigeon holes in the gable of the left return. To the left of the barn is a lower L-plan shelter shed, which has boarded double doors to the left of a 3-bay arcade supported by stone piers and timber lintels. Behind the east wing of the shelter shed is a pent byre with two boarded doors.

At the rear of the barn is the gingang, which has seven square piers. The larger piers to the north and south are stepped, and the structure is topped with a conical roof.