Granary 25 Metres To North East Of Treblethick Farmhouse

This granary, dating from the early to mid 19th century, is located 25 metres northeast of Treblethick Farmhouse. It features a slate-hung timber frame with a slate pyramidal roof, raised on high granite staddle stones. The structure has a square plan and was originally supported by three rows of two staddle stones. A later stone rubble and granite external stair, likely replacing a ladder, has been added on the southeast side. Much of the granite used in the stair comes from the earlier Treblethick house, which was demolished after 1827. The granary has a plank door and timber louvred openings. In the late 19th or early 20th century, stone rubble walls were inserted between the staddle stones. Inside, there are slots remaining for the horizontal dividing boards that have been removed.