Field Barn And Adjoining Animal Shelter

This field barn and adjoining animal shelter, dated 1819 on the gable of the west porch, is constructed from random coursed rubble stone and features a stone slate roof. The building has opposed central projecting cart entries, with the eastern entry hipped and fitted with a timber lintel and double timber doors. The western entry is two-storey and gabled, featuring a renewed lintel and a two-light opening in the gable, both adorned with segmental relieving arches on the wall plane.

On the east side, there are two tiers of two slit vents on the left, a round opening, and a blocked pitch hole on the right. The north gable end has slit vents, while the south gable end has a blocked pitch hole. The structure comprises seven bays, with two collar beams supporting each truss and two purlins. The west side includes a corrugated lean-to to the right of the porch and a stone lean-to to the left, also with a stone slate roof. This stone lean-to turns the corner to form a seven-bay open animal shelter, which features rubble stone tapering pillars, with bays three and four from the west end divided by a wall running from front to back.