Barn At Longley Farm Longley Farm

The barn at Longley Farm is an 18th-century field barn constructed from thin-bedded coursed sandstone rubble. It features a roof with one slope covered in concrete double Roman tiles and another slope made of corrugated asbestos-cement, facing the yard. The yard front has full-height central cart doors set into heavy cut quoins, flanked by two sets of three ventilation slits on each side. The far side includes a low cart entry, a plank door on the far right, and a swept-down roof over an extension to the left, which also has ventilation slits and a segmental-headed plank door. Inside, the barn has a five-bay strutted collar and tie roof and a stone-floored cartway with a low wall on one side. The barn is situated at the edge of a stock-yard, beyond which are the remains of the Chapel.