Barn, immediately west of Pinfold Farmhouse

This is a cruck barn located immediately west of Pinfold Farmhouse, likely dating from the 16th century, with encasement from the 17th century and an addition on the right from the 18th century. The barn is constructed of coursed rubble and has a stone slate roof. It features three internal bays along with an additional bay to the right. The structure has quoins and a central square-headed cart entrance with an oak lintel and quoined surround. The right part of the front wall has been rebuilt and has altered openings. At the rear, there is an opposing square-headed cart entrance.

Inside, there are two cruck-trusses, numbered II and III, both with the internal part of the tie-beam cut out. The barn has collars, a single purlin, a diagonal ridge, and oak rafters. There are diagonal braces from the crucks to the purlins, although some have been replaced and others are missing.