Barn at Lan Lash

The barn at Lan Lash is a structure made of whitened rubble stone with a slate roof, featuring two wagon bays. On the eastern side facing the yard, there are full-height doorways with boarded doors. To the right of the right-hand bay is a single ventilation strip, while the left-hand side has a wall that is partly rebuilt. In the center, there is a boarded stable door with strap hinges and a hopper window to its right, all under a wide wooden lintel. The right gable end has superimposed ventilation strips, and the left gable end has four added pig sties, although the lean-to roofs are missing and the pens have roughcast walls. A boarded door on the eastern wall provides access to the farmyard, and the rear of the barn features a continuous corrugated iron outshut.

Inside, the rear of the barn is visible. The wagon bays both have lower doorways with timber lintels, and the left-hand bay has a single vent strip to its left, corresponding to the eastern side. To the right of the right-hand wagon bay doorway is a diesel engine, possibly a Lister, which was formerly connected to line shafting that still exists inside the barn, representing the latest phase of threshing in the building. The barn has been re-roofed with sawn collar-beam trusses.