Glynhir Barn

A fine double threshing barn in local sandstone rubble, with selected thin stones for the segmental arches of the four great doorways. The lowest metre of the walling is slightly battered. Local sandstone also used for the roof, with C19 red ridge tiles including a small finial at the south end. At the north side of the barn is a catslide extension with similar materials. Two tall slit ventilators in each gable end, four in each long wall. High level hatch opening at each end of the long walls with cambered arches.

Nine bays, with collar and tie beam trusses. Inserted floor at north head with shafting from former machinery. Marks of lost inserted floors in the centre and in the south head. Stone paving in the heads and centre, and stone pitching in the threshing bays.