Barn And Outbuildings About 15 Metres North East Of Naas Court

The barn and outbuildings located about 15 metres north-east of Naas Court date from the 18th or 19th century. They are constructed from sandstone rubble and feature a double Roman tile gable roof. The barn consists of seven bays, with three open bays facing south. These open bays are supported by tapered round rubble columns that carry wooden lintels. Above the columns, there are two small square openings and a door opening, all of which also have wooden lintels. There is a return wing adjacent to Naas Lane with a lower roof, featuring three open bays that face towards the house, supported by tapered round rubble columns, but lacking a gable wall. This L-shaped building creates a cohesive courtyard group with Naas Court and another barn immediately to the south.