Barn range 50m SW of old farmhouse at Vronlase

This is a 19th-century barn located 50 meters southwest of the old farmhouse at Vronlase. The barn features five bays with a central threshing bay. Its side walls and partitions are constructed from square-panel timber framing, originally intended for wattle infill, but now covered with weatherboarding. The barn has a low rubble base and a tin roof. It includes tall double doors made of tin, two low boarded doors, and a tin gate that replaces the wall framing in one end bay.

At the east end of the barn, there is a stable built in the 19th century, sharing the same roof as the barn. The stable has a brick front with cambered door and window heads, and a rubble stone gable wall. Inside, it features two-horse stalling and a boarded ceiling. Adjoining the stable block is a granary from the 19th century, constructed of brick and slate with external gable end stops. At the west end, there is a wainhouse, also from the 19th century, which has a rubble stone end wall, a lean-to roof, and a hay loft with a tin front.