Mill Barn Approximately 50 Yards South West Of The Old Schoolhouse

Mill barn located approximately 50 yards south-west of The Old Schoolhouse, built around 1868. It is constructed of red brick with blue brick dressings and has a plain tile roof. The barn is aligned north-west to south-east and features a steam engine house that projects to the north-east.

On the north-east front, the barn is mainly one storey with a loft on the right side, consisting of roughly four bays. It has four tiers of cruciform air vents on the left, tall double doors with a segmental pointed arch to the left of center, and a gabled steam engine projection with a tall chimney stack to the right of center. There are also a door and ground-and first-floor windows to the right, all featuring segmental pointed heads.

The south-west front includes tall double doors to the right of center with a segmental pointed arch, four tiers of cruciform air vents to both the left and right of center, the latter being partly obscured by a gabled extension. There is a loft window to the left with a segmental pointed head and a latticed frame. The right-hand bay is partly obscured by a projecting range of loose boxes, which are not included in the listing.

This barn is noted as a complete example of a formerly steam-driven mill barn, with few remaining examples in western lowland Staffordshire.