Barn Immediately To South East Of St Clair

This is a barn located immediately to the south-east of St Clair, likely built in the late 18th century or early 19th century. It features rubble and rendered cob walls with a hipped thatch roof. The barn has a rectangular plan divided into two sections: the left section serves as a threshing barn, while the right section is used for stables or a shippon. The left-hand threshing barn is single storey, while the right-hand part has a loft. The front of the barn is asymmetrical, featuring a tall cart entrance on the left, a small window beyond it, and a first-floor loading hatch to the right, with two doorways further along. All openings are adorned with brick arches. The interior has not been inspected.