Barn About 25 Metres East Of Naas Court

This barn, located about 25 metres east of Naas Court, is possibly from the 16th century and has undergone significant alterations. It is constructed of sandstone rubble and features a segmental corrugated iron roof. The long wall that runs parallel to Naas Lane consists of eight bays, each with wide double-offset buttresses, and a clamp buttress at the left-hand end. There are ventilation slits in each bay and full-height steel doors in bay five. The right gable end is unbuttressed and has two ventilation slots, along with a plain string at the line of the curved roof. On the west side, there are remnants of a projecting carriage opening and some buttressing. Although it is overgrown and has lost its original roof, this barn remains a substantial remnant of what was likely a fine structure.