Barn Approximately 90 Metres To North Of Underley Grange

This barn, located approximately 90 meters north of Underley Grange, dates from 1770, although parts may be older. It is constructed of stone rubble and features a slate roof. The west elevation has quoins at the north end and to the left of a segmental-headed barn entrance. This section includes two double-chamfered-mullioned windows with two lights each, along with two smaller windows above that have small-paned glazing. The entrance to the barn has had its doors removed, and to the right of this entrance is a blocked former entrance where a large loading door has been inserted. The north gable end has a gable pitching hole. On the east elevation, there is a later continuous outshut beneath a catslide roof. Inside the southern end, the trusses have principal rafters that extend to points below the wall plate, supporting the common rafters.