Barn 100 Metres North East Of Crowley Lodge

The barn, located 100 metres northeast of Crowley Lodge, is likely from the mid-17th century and has been altered over time. It features brick-nogged oak small framing and a graded grey slate roof. The structure includes two intermediate rails, a wallplate, and diagonal bracing in the upper panels. The threshing floor has a full-height doorless opening on each side. There are outshuts against each gable end, with a strutted queen-post truss of oak visible above on the south gable and a simpler queen-post truss on the north gable, both equipped with a tie-beam and collar. Inside, there are three oak queen-post trusses, with one located south and two located north of the threshing floor.