Shippons at Approximately 40 Metres South East of Trevider Farmhouse

Shippons located approximately 40 metres southeast of Trevider Farmhouse are dated to the mid-19th century. They are constructed from granite rubble with granite dressings and feature an L-shaped roof made of grouted scantle slate, hipped at the outer end and adjoining a taller barn at the other end. The shippons maintain their original use, with feeding passages at the rear and feeders in their original positions. On the left side of the north arm of the L is a turnip house, and at the far left is a loose box. The building is single storey, with the west and north fronts facing into the farmyard. The west front includes a central doorway, a wide cambered-arched doorway for the turnip house towards the left, a small window on its left, and a doorway at the far left. The other openings on both fronts consist of regularly spaced slit ventilators and doorways, with a wide cambered-arched doorway in the middle of the north front. The interior is simple and has seen little alteration.