The Tithe Barn

1 and 2 The Tithe Barn Long rubble former corn barn, now converted (c1995) into two houses. Tall Roman-tiled roof, fully replaced in c1995, presumably replacing a stone-slate roof at some time, but has been tiled for at least 150 years. Both main elevations have distinctive triangular ventilators, which are typical of south east Wales; also some standard slit vents, some blocked. The building was only partly seen at resurvey, the rear elevation description comes from the listing description of 1993.

The south west end was always separated off internally and the gable end retained in 1993 an original timber door with diagonal boarding and contemporary iron hinges (possibly still in situ); blocked windows either side (one now opened). Square opening in the gable wall above. Rear elevation not seen at resurvey.

Interior not available for inspection at the time of resurvey, but the conversion of the barn into two houses has involved an inserted floor. However this section of the barn was floored originally, at least in part, and it is said that the roof structure was entirely replaced at the time of conversion, c1995.