Barn Approximately 80 Metres North-East of Teigncombe Farmhouse

This barn, located approximately 80 metres north-east of Teigncombe Farmhouse, is likely from the 16th century and was refurbished in the 20th century. It is constructed from granite stone rubble, featuring some large boulders and roughly-dressed blocks for the quoins, and has a slate roof, which was originally thatch before the refurbishment.

The barn is a small threshing barn oriented on a north-south axis, with central opposing doors on the long sides leading to the threshing floor. The east doorway is larger than the west, with both featuring late 19th-century plank doors; the west door is set in an oak frame, while the eastern doorway has double doors beneath a replacement concrete lintel. The roof has half-hipped ends and the interior is open from the ground to the roof. It contains five bays of 20th-century A-frame trusses, although a couple of posts from the original raised cruck roof remain in the wall.