Barns And Gingang To South Of Western Farmhouse

The barns and gingang located to the south of the western farmhouse date from the late 17th century and early 19th century. The north barn is constructed from coursed rubble, while the south barn and gingang are made of squared stone, both featuring slate roofs. On the east elevation, the north barn has a doorway with a chamfered surround and a flat-pointed head, along with boarded doors and slit vents. The rear elevation features the gingang, which has five piers and a pyramidal roof, with a boarded door to the right. The north barn on the left also displays slit vents and a boarded door. There is a concrete tower to the north, which is not of interest.