Barn And Adjoining Outbuildings Immediately North-North-West Of Tresvennack Farmhouse

This is a barn and adjoining outbuildings, built around the early 19th century, located immediately north-north-west of Tresvennack Farmhouse. The structures are made of granite rubble with granite dressings and have grouted scantle slate roofs with gable ends. The overall layout is L-shaped, featuring a long rectangular barn with a slightly later single-storey cartshed and stables positioned at right angles in front of the right side of the barn.

The barn is two storeys tall and has a slightly irregular three-window east front with original openings. There is a doorway slightly left of the center and a loading doorway on the first floor to its left, both featuring old ledged doors. The ground floor windows have vertical glazing bars, while the first floor openings contain six-pane fixed lights. A small ventilator window is located at the far right. The single-storey range has a south front that includes a wide doorway at the far left, a small window, and two small doorways. The interior has not been inspected.