Bank Barn Attached To East End Of Draw Well Farmhouse

The bank barn attached to the east end of Draw Well Farmhouse is likely from the late 17th century or early 18th century. It is constructed from mixed random rubble and features a graduated green slate roof. The barn has a rectangular plan consisting of four structural bays, with the southwest end, which includes a shippon on the ground floor, connected to the farmhouse. The northeast end is built into higher ground.

The east front of the barn has two square-headed shippon doorways on the left side, and to the right, there is another square-headed doorway at a higher level, accessed by a grassed and paved ramp. The rear of the barn features a wagon doorway with a wooden lintel and 19th-century har-hung doors. Inside, there are three principal-rafter roof trusses, two of which are made from reused timbers, likely cruck timbers. The barn forms a group with Draw Well Farmhouse and its garden wall.