Barn Immediately To South-East Of Horseyeatt Farmhouse

This barn, located immediately to the south-east of Horseyeatt Farmhouse, dates from 1878. It features granite rubble walls and a slate roof that has a gable at the left end and extends in a catslide over the right end. The barn has a rectangular plan, with a threshing barn on the first floor and a row of three shippons on the ground floor, along with a stable at the right end. The exterior is two storeys high and has an asymmetrical front, which includes three regularly spaced doorways on the ground floor and an additional doorway further to the right. There are also two loading doors on the first floor. A date-stone indicating the year 1878 is positioned to the left of centre below the eaves. At the rear, stone steps lead up to the first-floor doorway, and there was formerly a horse-engine house to the right.