Large Barn And Cartshed To South Of Toyd Farmhouse

The large barn and cartshed located to the south of Toyd Farmhouse is a mid-18th century structure that was later converted into stabling in the 19th century. The barn features weatherboarding on a brick plinth and has a half-hipped slate roof. The front of the barn includes three window openings, while the rear has a double cart entrance and a hipped cart entrance. It is a five-bay barn with a double staggered purlin roof, a ridge piece, and a queen post roof supported by collar beams and jowled posts with a curved profile. The base of the walls has 19th-century boarded panelling from the time of its conversion to stabling. The cartshed to the east, which has a hayloft above, consists of two bays and is open-fronted on wooden piers at ground level. The original 19th-century roof structure features angled queen struts and two tiers of through purlins, with a later roof built on top.