Acharn Barn

Acharn Barn is a probably early 19th-century single-storey and basement gabled barn, constructed from rubble and set into an earth bank, with its long axis running parallel to the bank.

On the north elevation, the basement features a near-symmetrical five-bay layout with two doors that are flanked and separated by single windows. The central window is larger and a later addition compared to the outer windows. The ground floor has a central loading door, which is flanked by pairs of long narrow slit windows.

The south elevation mirrors the ground floor layout of the north elevation.

Inside, there is a timber floor with joists built into the wall on the north side, supported by a steel cross beam that rests on sandstone corbels on the south side. The roof features collared trusses. Most of the woodwork is fairly recent, except for three wooden pillars located in the basement. The floor is cobbled with an inset aisle.