Linhay 12 Metres East Of Hayne Barton Farmhouse

The linhay located 12 metres east of Hayne Barton Farmhouse dates from the mid to late 19th century. It is constructed of cob on stone footings, with a machine-cut pine structure and a slate roof. The building has an L-shaped design, featuring a north-facing wing that consists of five bays with a pitched roof. This roof extends over the farm entry to the left, resting against the wall of the eastern barn. The east-facing wing also has five bays and adjoins the rear wall of the stables. The structure is box-framed and is tied into the rear cob wall, with open bays at the front on each floor and a king-post roof. This linhay is part of a planned single-phase farmyard and is included for its group value.