Barn Attached To West Side Of Low Hollins Farmhouse

This building is a barn attached to the west side of Low Hollins Farmhouse, likely constructed in the late 18th century or early 19th century. It is built from coursed blue ragstone rubble and features a stone slate roof. The barn is designed in an L-plan, with the main range oriented on a north-south axis and a short wing at the north end of the east side, connecting to the west gable of the farmhouse.

The wing consists of two bays and two low storeys. The first bay includes a covered wagon entry next to the farmhouse, which has a shallow segmental arch made of rubble voussoirs with a keystone. Above this entry, there is a small square window on the upper floor. The second bay has a ground floor doorway and a square loading door above it.

On the north gable of the barn, there is a flight of four steps leading up to a doorway, with a square window at the same level and a similar window below in the shippon. The west side features a doorway flanked by two windows in the northern half. The south gable has a doorway with six-pane windows on either side and through-stones on three levels above. The east side, which is situated on higher ground towards the farmhouse, includes a wagon doorway leading to the storage barn. This barn forms a group with Low Hollins Farmhouse.