Barn At The Hollow

The barn at The Hollow dates from around 1700 and features coursed lias rubble walls with a straight joint on the right side. It has a thatched roof that is half-hipped and gabled, and it is a single storey in height. The barn has a central barn door that consists of two leaves and is set over a raised plank floor. To the right, there is a small plank door with a wooden lintel above, which leads to a separate storeroom. There is also a loop to the left of the barn doors. The gable end includes two round ventilation holes, which are now blocked internally, and there is a pitch door above.