Lockstone Barn

Lockstone Barn is an early 19th-century field barn constructed from coursed and squared local quarry rubble stone, featuring large quoins and a Cotswold stone slate roof. The barn has five bays with central opposed projecting cart entries. Inside, it boasts king-post trusses with additional small arched braces below the tie-beams, and three trenched purlins with curved wind bracing on the lowest purlin across the cart entries. There is a pitch-hole on the west gable, eight small square vents on the east gable, and two-tiered slit ventilation on the north wall, along with a double vent made from one stone with two very small arched openings. The cart entries retain their original double timber doors. The barn is in very good condition and remains completely intact, except for a now-collapsed small lean-to on the south wall, noted in August 1984.