Barn Immediately North East Of Round House Farmhouse

This small barn and cowhouse, built in 1692 by John Rogers, is located immediately northeast of Round House Farmhouse. It features square panel timber-framing with brick infill set on a deep stone plinth, topped with a thatched roof that is half-hipped at both ends and has a decorative ridge. The structure is a single small rectangle with one storey and a loft. The front has three doors: two on the left and one in the centre, all with shallow arches and plank doors, while there is a plain opening to the right with a plank door and a square shuttered opening above. The upper floor has slit vents in the brick. The left-hand return wall shows some daub and lath in the upper panels and has a small square loft opening. Inside, there is a raised brick floor with a first floor on both sides of the internal partition wall.