Barn, About 20 Metres South East Of Lundey Farmhouse

This barn, located about 20 metres southeast of Ludney Farmhouse, dates from around 1833. It is constructed of ham stone rubble and features a roof made of corrugated asbestos cement sheets, which replaced the original thatch. The east gable is stepped and coped, topped with a ball finial, while the west end has a hipped design. The barn consists of six bays and has a collar trussed roof, which was partially damaged by fire in the late 1960s. On the north elevation, there are a pair of tall doors towards the west end, along with two lean-to buildings attached to this side. The south elevation includes a horse-engine house with a conoid thatched roof, which originally had an open curved south end that is now blocked, although the original structure remains intact inside.