Barn and Granary at Innage Farm

The barn and granary at Innage Farm are built from squared yellowish local stone rubble with a pantiled roof, while the additional buildings are made of grey limestone rubble with asbestos slate roofs. The barn consists of three bays, although the right-hand bay is now concealed by the projecting granary. It features opposed cart doors leading to the threshing floor, along with one slit vent to the yard and three vents on the rear side. The barn extends into a granary situated above two cart sheds. The cart sheds have double boarded doors, while the granary includes an external stair and a boarded door in the gable end. The rear wall of the granary has a blocked door and a small rectangular window. The central projection contains an open cart shed beneath a boarded gable. The external stone stair leads to the granary, which has small windows on either side of a gabled doorway. The rear elevation features a lean-to shed that obscures the ground floor, along with three additional 2-light casement windows in the granary above.

Inside, the barn has a four-bay roof supported by principal rafter trusses joined at the apex, with tie-beams, collars, two tiers of purlins, and a minimal ridge piece. The stone threshing floor is also present, but the interiors were not fully observed.