Barn and Adjoining Cartshed and Stables Immediately South of Trebehor Farm Cottage

This building complex consists of a barn, cartshed, and stables located immediately south of Trebehor Farm Cottage. It dates from the mid to late 19th century and is constructed from granite rubble with granite dressing. The barn features a scantle slate half-hipped roof, while the cartshed and stables have a corrugated asbestos roof. The overall layout is L-shaped, with the barn being deeper on the right side, likely to accommodate a wagon, and possibly indicating that this part is older. The threshing floor is situated towards the left, with opposing first-floor loading and winnowing doorways. The late 19th-century cartshed and stables are positioned at right angles in front of the left-hand side of the barn.

The barn is two storeys tall and retains unaltered elevations with original openings, including many old ledged doors and windows. The east front has two windows, with the right-hand side built forward. The later cartshed and stables are located in front of the left-hand side of the barn. There is a doorway towards the left with a loading doorway above it. A partly blocked waggon doorway is found on the left side of the projecting part of the barn, accompanied by a small window above it. To the right of the waggon doorway is a stable doorway, with a small window and another window above it. A rear doorway is located opposite, with a first-floor doorway in the rear wall. The interior has not been inspected.