Farm building at Wern-gau

Built of local rubble stonework, with a thick small slate roof. The building is uphill sited close to the river, and consists of a 3-bay barn, with small central door stable door hung to a heavy frame, and a single ventilation slit each side, and a 2-bay lofted stable at the upper end, the E front set back from the front wall of the barn. Single stable door, and two small square holes over. This has an access door in the end gable, just above ground level. Added to the lower end of the barn, a stone and corrugated iron roofed lean-to, and a small opening or owl-hole high in the gable of the barn.

The barn has two C19 king-post trusses supporting the purlins.