Barn Approximately 10 Metres South of Number 58

This is a threshing barn built in 1780, located approximately 10 metres south of number 58 on Epworth Station Road. The barn is constructed from red-brown brick, which has been colour-washed on the front and sides, and features a pantile roof. It stands two stories high and has a symmetrical west side with three bays. The central bay is flanked by pilaster strips and includes a waggon entrance with double board doors beneath a timber lintel. Each side bay has two pairs of breather slots, although the one on the far right is damaged.

On the second floor, there is a blind lunette above the door with a diamond-shaped breather beneath a stepped keyed brick arch. The side bays each have a single pitching hatch with board doors, also flanked by diamond-shaped breathers, with the left ones missing inner bricks. The barn features a stepped and dentilled brick eaves cornice, and the left gable end has a stone-coped gable with shaped kneelers. This end also has an inserted door on the ground floor, a first-floor hatch with a board door beneath a segmental stretcher arch, and pairs of breather slots, along with a round-arched recessed panel to the attic that contains four pigeon-holes. A wrought-iron letter "G" is present on this gable.

The right gable end has a later central brick buttress over a blocked segmental-headed first-floor opening, flanked by pairs of breather slots and a pair of single breathers, along with wrought-iron figures "80" on the gable. Inside, the barn features brick wall-piers supporting tie beams and a three-bay collared rafter roof with pegged staggered butt purlins.