Former cartshed south of Small Barn, 10m west of Upper Cufaude Farmhouse

The former cartshed, dating from the early 19th century, is located south of the Small Barn and 10 meters west of Upper Cufaude Farmhouse. It is constructed of timber with side walls made of red brick laid in Sussex bond and features a clay tiled roof.

The building has a rectangular plan oriented from west to east and is situated in the center of the former Cufaude farmstead, forming loose yards to the north and south, which are enclosed by other former agricultural buildings.

On the north elevation, there are three open-sided bays supported by timber posts with curved braces on low brick piers. The left bay is enclosed with a brick plinth and weather-boarding above. The return walls are made of brick and feature weatherboarded gables, with the east side having a three-light casement window. The south elevation has been reinforced with a concrete block wall but retains weatherboarding on the exterior.

Internally, the walls expose a mix of brick, block, and weather-boarding. The roof is supported by three king post trusses made from machine-sawn timbers, with the gables featuring multiple upright posts and diagonal struts.