Ac seventeenth century threshing barn associated with the sixteenth century and later Plas-coch (NPRN 15808). It has been much altered.
The barn is an eight bay building with crow-stepped gables and opposed central entrances, that on the south-east flanked by smaller doorways. There are blocked ventilation slits and dove holes under the eaves of the southern part of the south-east wall. The roof has simple queen post trusses.

Source: CADW Listed Buildings Database (19742)

John Wiles 25.07.07