Townsend Farmhouse,The Wool Barn Approximately 10 Metres North West Of The Farmhouse

Townsend Farmhouse, The Wool Barn is a barn and cartshed located approximately 10 meters northwest of the farmhouse, dating from the early to mid-19th century. It is constructed of squared coursed limestone with an ashlar gable end and a concrete tile roof. The ground floor serves as a cart shed, while the first floor contains a loft.

The elevation facing the road features a small pair of double doors under a renewed wood lintel on the far left. The right gable has two cart entrances with segmental arch heads and a square stone pier between them. There is a central first-floor door to the barn on the left, which has a similar arch head, along with a smaller door located above in the apex of the gable. The rear elevation includes four square casement openings with wood lintels at the first floor, and there is a plank door on the ground floor far right. The interior is likely to retain its original floor and roof structures and is believed to have been used as a wool barn.