Barn Attached To South End Of Old Farmhouse

This barn, likely built in the 17th century or early 18th century, is attached to the south end of an old farmhouse. It features sandstone ashlar on a chamfered plinth, with exposed wall posts and red brick at the eaves and gable. The roof is plain tiled. The barn consists of three bays and has a brick dentilled eaves cornice. There are three two-light 19th-century wooden mullioned windows and shuttered casements positioned below the raised eaves line. Entrances are located to the left and right, with a wide entrance on the west side accessed through 19th-century doors. Inside, the barn contains two true cruck trusses, which have likely been re-used.