Two Adjoining Barns Approximately 30 Metres South West Of Nash Court

Two adjoining barns, dating from the late 17th century or early 18th century, are located approximately 30 meters south-west of Nash Court. The first barn is aligned north-east/south-west and features timber framing with weatherboard cladding, while the roof is partly covered with corrugated metal and partly with stone slate. This five-bay barn has a central threshing floor that forms the southern boundary of the foldyard. The second, later barn, which adjoins at the south-west end, is a seven-bay structure that extends to the north-west. It includes a cart entry located to the left of center and four doorways to the right leading towards the foldyard. The earlier barn has inclined strut trusses and two rows of purlins, along with four square panelled framing.