'Crac' Barn, Mains Of Applecross Farm, Applecross

Crac Barn at Mains of Applecross Farm is an earlier to mid-19th century rectangular hay and threshing barn, oriented east to west. It is constructed of rubble with dressed rubble dressings. The north and south elevations feature four segmental-headed openings, with the second bay from the west having double winnowing doors. The remaining vents on the south elevation are louvred and wattled at the rear (north). There is a wide segmental-headed entrance in the east gable with double slatted doors, and all gates are fitted with blacksmith's hinges. The roof is made of corrugated iron and has a piended design at the east gable.

Inside, flanking each vent and mostly intact, is a series of six-rung racks or frames where poles could be slotted to allow hay or corn to dry in the draft created by the wattled and louvred openings. There is also a small, gutted stable wing attached to the west gable.