Barn Approximately 40 Metres North of Damage Barton

This is an integral barn located approximately 40 metres north of Damage Barton, dated 1656. It is constructed of slate rubble with some brick dressings and features a Welsh slate roof. The barn has a roughly central cart doorway with weathering above it. To the left of the doorway, there is a small wooden mullioned window that lights a newel stair. There is also a smaller vehicular entry to the left and two tiers of pigeon holes above. On the right side, the ground-floor openings have brick arches, and above the doorway, there is a datestone with the initials 'IEC, 1656'. The upper floor has two louvred openings. At the rear, there is an original ovolo-moulded doorway surround leading to an opposing cart entrance, which retains its planked and ledge double doors, a remarkable survival. Inside, there is a stone newel or vice, a rare feature that provides access to the upper floor from the cart entrance. The roof principals are halved at the apex.