Outbuilding and Cartshed 30 Metres to North East of Higher Trefreock

This building is an outbuilding and cartshed located 30 meters to the northeast of Higher Trefreock, dating from around the 1840s. It is possibly a stable with a granary above, constructed from stone rubble and featuring dressed stone arches for the ground and first floor openings, granite quoins, and a slate roof with hipped ends. The building has an almost square plan and includes an external stair to the loft on the left end. It is two stories high with a regular single window front, having openings on the ground floor and a central first-floor opening with a cambered stone arch and key block. There are stone rubble steps leading up to the loft on the left side, and a line of pigeon holes is situated below the eaves. The cartshed, which is adjoining on the right-hand side, is an open-fronted single-storey range made of stone rubble with a rag slate roof, supported at the front by timber, granite, and stone rubble piers. The overall plan is 'L' shaped, featuring a two-bay range at the front and a projecting four-bay range on the right. This building is part of a group with Higher Trefreock.