Barn And Attached Granary Immediately To North And East Of Lawrence House

This building is a barn with attached stables at the north end and a granary at right angles to the northwest, likely dating from the early 19th century. The barn was partially rebuilt in the mid-20th century after a fire. It features stone rubble walls with protruding through-stones in the gables and a plinth at the southeast end. The roof is made of graduated greenslate with stone ridges. The barn has eight bays and a waggon door on the east side. The granary has two board doors at the lower level, a small window, and a door with a small gable above it at the upper level, which is accessed by an external flight of weathered limestone steps. There is a waggon arch with a sandstone surround located between the barn and the granary.