Lower House Barn, with attached Cartshed and Granary, 400m to east of Panyt-y-goitre Farm

Lower House Barn, with an attached cartshed and granary, is located 400 meters east of Panyt-y-goitre Farm. The barn is built from local sandstone rubble with some red brick detailing and features a natural slate roof. The attached cartshed and granary are constructed of red brick and have a corrugated sheet metal roof. The cartshed was added to the west gable end of the barn and is slightly angled.

The barn itself is rectangular with an off-centre entry due to the presence of a cowshed or stable with a hayloft at the west end. The gabled entry is centrally located on the threshing barn. The stable has a small window, followed by a slit vent with brick dressing, and then a roughly gabled cart entrance leading to the threshing floor, with another slit vent to the right.

The cartshed, built in English garden wall bond, is not visible from the road. The right return gable features a taking-in door that leads to the granary. The rear elevation of the barn has an additional cart door. The cartshed is designed to accommodate two carts and includes a central post, with a timber-framed wall supporting the granary above. The interior was not available for inspection during the resurvey.