Barn and Open Fronted Store Immediately East of Mill House

This building is a barn and open-fronted store located immediately east of Mill House, dating from the late 18th century to early 19th century. It is constructed of brick, with a red tile roof on the barn and a pantile roof on the shelter shed. The barn has a rectangular plan and features a shelter shed at the right gable end. There is an outbuilding attached at the rear of the barn, which is not of special interest. The east side of the barn has large steel doors positioned off-centre to the left, along with diamond-shaped ventilation panels in the sides and at the gable ends. To the right of the double doors, there are two pitching windows. The eaves are adorned with brick dentils.

The shelter shed consists of eight bays, with 4½ open bays at the center, a loose box and plank door at the left-hand end, and 1½ bays at the right-hand end featuring a boarded front. Small buttresses are present along the rear wall. Inside the barn, there are four bays supported by queen post roof trusses with raking struts and double trenched purlins, with the principal rafters stopping at collar beam height.