'Crac' Barn, Mains Of Applecross Farm, Applecross

Earlier/mid 19th century, rectangular hay/threshing barn,

orientated east/west. Rubble, dressed rubble dressings. 4

segmental headed openings fill north and south elevations,

the 2nd bay from west having double winnowing doors;

remaining south elevation vents are louvred, and wattled at

rear (north). Wide segmental headed entrance in east gable

with double slatted doors; blacksmith's hinges to all gates.

Corrugated iron roof, piended at east gable.

Interior; flanking each vent, and mostly surviving, is a

series of 6 rung racks or frames, through which poles could

be slotted on which hay/corn could dry in the draft provided

by wattled/louvred openings. Small, gutted, stable wing to

west gable.