17th century barn with original door and wooden windows.

Additional note
A 4-bay, C17th, former timber-framed corn-barn with tie-beam, raking-strut trusses, braced to principal posts. Walling once of 2-tier square timber-framed wickerwork panels on high stone plinth. Rebuilt in C19th with stone walls (some weather-board) and 2-tier ventilation slits, with large, high, opposed threshing-bay doorways.

Opposite the house are remains of a stone cider mill and ruined building, see photo.

A low C19th cattle housing block adjoins barn and forms an 'L' shape plan with lower end of house (not entered).

Visited G A Ward, D J Percival, 07/02/2001