Barn C60m South of Aldsworth Manor

This building is a barn and range of loose boxes located approximately 60 meters south of Aldsworth Manor, dating from the late 18th century. It is constructed of limestone rubble with a stone slate roof over the barn and a pantile roof over the loose boxes. The structure has a long rectangular plan, featuring a range of loose boxes on the southeast side.

On the northwest side, there is a projecting gabled porch with a plank door and a blocked double-width opening to the right. On the southeast side, there are steps leading up to a former access to a loft on the right, which has been removed, and a double doorway to the left. The single-storey loose boxes extend forward to the left, with access to each box originally provided by a single-width plank door and a window to the left, though these are no longer in place. There are stone steps leading up to the loft at the left gable end of the barn, along with ventilation slits and flat gable-end coping.

Inside, the barn is divided into two parts, which originally included a porched barn with five bays and an adjoining three-bay barn. The roof structure features varying queen post roof trusses, mainly with braced raised tie beams, triple purlins, struts, and collars. There are also ordinary queen post trusses with struts and collars, with 'V'-struts flanking the entrance bays.