Barn Range Approximately 6 Metres To South West Of Tray Royd

This building is a barn range located approximately 6 metres southwest of Tray Royd in Sowerby Bridge, dating from the early to mid-18th century. It is constructed from thinly-coursed rubble and coursed squared stone, topped with a stone slate roof. The structure features two bays, with the right-hand bay serving as a mistal, which has a loft above that is set back and lower than the main structure. The building has quoins, and in the second bay, there is a chamfered quoined round-arched cart entry with board doors. The mistal includes a chamfered quoined doorway on the right side, next to an inserted window. The left gable of the barn has a shaped kneeler and ashlar coping. On the rear side, there is a quoined threshing door opposite the cart entry. The left return features a chamfered quoined doorway at a lower level, with an inserted window to the left and chamfered slit vents. The right return has a quoined loft opening leading to the gable of the mistal bay, with table stones in the barn gable above the junction of the mistal roof. Inside, the barn has later queen-post roof trusses that reuse older purlins.