Barn And Farmyard Wall To North And West Of Greylands Farmhouse

The barn and farmyard wall located to the north and west of Greylands Farmhouse date from the late 18th century. They are constructed from coursed squared stone and feature a pantiled roof with stone copings and kneelers. The large barn is two storeys high and includes slit vents and other openings that are chamfered, with two openings on the upper floor and three doors along with two small openings below. There is a one-bay north extension with a roof that has been renewed in concrete tiles, as has the roof of a rear extension that runs east. The tall forecourt wall is curved and has gabled coping; it connects to the barn at the north end, rises in steps at the south end, and runs partly in front of Greylands Farmhouse.