Hay barn to E of farmyard at Bodcoll

This large hay barn, located to the east of the farmyard at Bodcoll, is constructed from coursed and dressed local stone rubble laid in narrow courses, topped with a slate roof that features overhanging verges. The barn faces the yard and has a near-central full-height cart entry, with tall vent slits on either side. The rear wall also has similar vent slits flanking a now partially blocked full-height doorway. The lower gable end contains vent slits and is open at the apex, supported by a short queen post truss that carries the roof. Inside, there is a large open space featuring four bolted collar trusses.