Hill Barn

Hill Barn is a barn, open-fronted store, and stable, dated and initialled 'T.W 1800' on a stone plaque towards the top of the porch gable. The barn and attached buildings are constructed of limestone rubble with dressed quoins, featuring a corrugated asbestos roof on the barn and stable, while the open-fronted store has a stone slate roof. The barn is rectangular with central projecting porches on the north and south sides, and lean-tos on either side of the south-side porches. A small 'L'-shaped stable block is located at the right gable end, with the open-fronted store at the left end.

On the south elevation, there is a central gabled two-storey porch with a double plank door and a two-light stone-mullioned casement window on the first floor. There are plank doors to the lean-tos on either side, and a 20th-century plank pitching door in the left gable end of the barn. Ventilation slits are present in the gable ends and on the north side of the barn. The open-fronted store, facing south, has five open bays divided by timber uprights on pyramidal padstones. The stable at the right gable end features a stable door and two unglazed lights. The gable ends of the barn and stable have flat coping. Inside the barn, there are five bays, but the roof trusses are not visible.