Barn To North East Of Moor Farmhouse

The barn, located to the north-east of Moor Farmhouse, dates from the late 16th century and is currently used as a store and stable. It features a timber-frame construction with weatherboarded cladding and exposed square framing, along with brick infill on the south side, all set on stone rubble ground-floor walls. The roof is covered with plain tiles.

On the exterior, there is a stable door on the east gable, which has a brick segmental-arch lintel above it, and a pitching hole is situated above the door. Additionally, there is a pitching hole to the right of the south side wall. The barn has a 20th-century lean-to stable extension on the west gable end and a lean-to garage extension on the side.

Inside, the barn features a single trenched purlin roof with a diagonally-set ridge and two chamfered bridging beams.