Barn South West Of Crow'S Nest

The building is a barn located south-west of Crow's Nest, dated 1700 according to the datestone. It is constructed from dressed stone and features a slate roof. The barn consists of five bays and has a gabled wing to the south-east, with an outshut under a cat-slide roof to its left and a cow house under a cat-slide roof to the north-west. The barn has blocked entrances and ventilation slots, along with a garage entrance and 20th-century windows on the north-east side, which also features the date stone and a pitching eye above. The wing has external steps leading to the first floor, which may have served as a "paddy room" for itinerant Irish labourers. Inside, the barn contains collar and tie beam trusses, with posts separating the barn from the cow house, which still has its original stone partitions. There is also a daub and wattle partition between the barn and the wing at the first floor level.