Outbuilding at Berth

Rectangular building of limestone rubble and brick, with a box-framed core; correguated iron roof. The W side is of rubble and has a former near-central entrance, now a window with C20 6-pane tilting sash. Above this is an inset C18 sandstone plaque with eroded date and the initials H [...] LL (possibly for Hugh and Ursula Lloyd). Above this is an open window, set under the eaves, with pegged oak frame; further tilting sash to ground floor at L. The E side is of C18 red brick on a tall limestone rubble plinth. Rubble N end, with brick upper gable. This has an open, framed window, as before, in a reduced opeining (probably a former loading bay). C18 entrance to the R with stopped-chamfered, pegged oak frame with cambered head and old boarded door. The S gable is of C20 brick.

Two-and-a-half bay interior, the last bay truncated. The timber-framed structure of the primary building is visible to the upper floor and roof, with wall posts and trusses still in situ, encased externally with rubble and brick. Framed partition trusses (some rails and uprights missing) and stopped-chamfered lateral beams and plain joists to ceiling of first bay; those to the other bays removed; old lime plaster survives to many areas.