Barn & Stable Range to N of Farmhouse at Goitre

The building is a barn and stable range dating from the early 19th century, located to the north of the farmhouse at Goitre. It features a single roof and is constructed from rubble stone, with Cilgerran stone voussoirs and an asbestos roof. The stable on the left has a central ledged door, with a window on each side and a single window above, all featuring timber lintels. At the south end, there are stone outside stairs leading to a loft door. The short barn section to the right projects slightly and includes a central broad high door with a cambered arch, stone voussoirs, and large ledged doors. The barn has a three-bay roof with renewed timbers.