Barn at Eglwys Nunydd

The barn at Eglwys Nunydd is a large, symmetrical structure built from rubble stone, featuring seven bays and massive battered walls. It has a corrugated asbestos roof. The central cart-passage is flanked by a gabled porch on the south side, which has a slate roof. There is a full-height entrance with a timber lintel and a blocked ventilation slit at the gable apex. Additional ventilation slits are located immediately to the right of the porch and at the far left. The east gable end contains two ventilation slits and another in the gable apex. On the north side, there is a central doorway with a timber lintel and red brick jambs. The west gable end features a central square opening that was once a loft hatch, with two socket holes below it that likely supported the former loft. There are also two ventilation slits on the ground floor near the exterior walls.

Inside, the barn has simple tie beam trusses with three purlins on each side. The jambs of the porch slightly project inward and support the central pair of tie beams. The floor is made of earth. The ventilation slits have splayed openings, and there were originally two on each side of the front porch. There is a blocked square opening in the east gable that would have matched the one on the west end.