Barn Range to NW of Upper House

This is an L-shaped barn range located to the northwest of Upper House, which includes parts of an older structure. The northwest arm consists of five bays and features central full-height opposing doors. The southwest arm has been converted into a cartshed and granary, complete with gable end steps. The building is constructed of coursed rubble and has ventilation slits, an iron roof, and a weatherboarded loft above the open-fronted cartshed bays.

Adjoining this barn range is a single-storey open-fronted cowshed, which has a rubble rear wall and an iron roof. The northeast range functions as a two-storey cowhouse and stable block. This section is also made of coursed rubble, has a weatherboarded loft, a slate roof, brick cambered lintels, boarded doors, and glazed stable windows.