Cartshed With Granary And Pigsties At Manor Farm

A large cartshed with a granary above and pigsties on the north side, likely dating from the late 18th century. The building is constructed of rubble stone with a stone slate roof, hipped at the front. It features a double-width entrance with a large timber lintel and a plank loft door positioned above. The cartshed is six bays deep and incorporates later central support struts. A central gabled loft opening with a plank door and a cat hole is located on the north side, accessible by a flight of nine stone steps allowing access to the granary. Flanking this opening are lean-to pigsties, with one partially collapsed on the right. To the left of the loft entrance are three small openings with timber lintels. The pig runs have been removed, but the original shelter structures remain.