Barn And Ancillary Outbuilding To North West Of Bardsey Grange

A late 18th-century barn and attached cart shed stand to the north-west of Bardsey Grange. The barn is constructed of hammer-dressed stone with a stone slate roof, while the cart shed is brick with a pantile roof, partly replaced with asbestos. The barn is two storeys tall and has eight bays. A tall, segmental-arched cart-entry is centrally positioned, featuring finely dressed voussoirs. To the left of the cart-entry are three rows of tall slit ventilators, and to the right, two ventilators above a range of cart sheds set at right angles, supported by brick piers, with largely infilled entrances. The rear of the barn features a similar segmental-arched cart-entry, flanked by two rows of ventilators to the left and three to the right. The first floor above the cart-entry has a window on either side, each with a deep lintel and keystone. The left-hand return wall includes a mistal doorway and a window to the apex, both with keyed lintels. The barn's interior contains a fine fish-bone king-post roof.