North Barn (Main Block) Including Wall Across The South, Bounding The Road

North Barn, including the wall across the south that bounds the road, is probably from the early 19th century. It forms a yard along with a separate shed on the east side. The main block is L-shaped, featuring a very large barn at the rear, which is the north side of the yard, and a long shed extending along the west side. The south side is enclosed by a flint wall with stone coping. The structure is well-built using cobbles with brick dressings, and it has a slate roof of even height over both wings. There are double full-height doors at the center of the barn, which has a queen-post type of roof. The shed is open below on the yard side and is weather-boarded above with casement windows.