Byre and Barn Range with Gin Gang Adjoining South End of Milburn House Farmhouse

This is a range of outbuildings dating from the late 18th century to early 19th century, with a gin gang added in the mid to late 19th century. The buildings are positioned at right angles to the farmhouse, and an arch with an elliptical head connects the range to Milburn House. To the left, there is an L-shaped coach house and stables, constructed from coursed, squared rubble beneath a graduated slate roof. The structure features two coach doors and one byre door, all with segmental heads. Additionally, there is a byre door in the gable end that has a semicircular head with imposts and a projecting keystone. Above, there is a hay-loft. To the right, a taller threshing barn of similar construction includes a central wagon door flanked by two other doors, all with segmental heads. A semicircular gin gang, covered with a Welsh slate roof, projects to the rear. This building is included for its group value.