Corn Barn to N of Dynevor Home Farmhouse

The Corn Barn, located to the north of Dynevor Home Farmhouse, is a 19th-century barn constructed with rubble walls that have a splayed profile at the base. It features a stone slate roof with oversailing eaves. The gable ends have grouped ventilation slits, and there are angled drip stones at the ground floor on the south side. The north end of the barn is partly obscured by modern single-storey sheds, which are not of special interest. The barn has two pairs of full-height boarded threshing doors leading to the farmyard, and the interior contains concrete and stone-slab floors. The roof structure consists of a collar and tie-beam design with a slender ridge beam.