A range of single-storey barns forming a "T" shape and located within the curtilage of New House, a grade II* early eigthteenth century house (nprn:- 91218). They are built of random stone and have corrugated asbestos roofs. They have a mixture of timber and metal casement windows and random cobbles, stone and concrete floors. They have been separated into three main parts, being milking stalls, animal pens and main barn. (NJR 21/09/2010).