The Barn, a post medieval L shaped, timber building was probably constructed in two phases with the eastern range being built before the southern section. The eastern range consisted of a 3 and half bay building with access through 2 double doors on the western side. It was open to the roof and lit by 3 or 4 windows.The original windows had been replaced. A thatch roof survived beneath corrugated iron. The southern range was also timber framed with a first floor. The first floor had 4 bays, 2 of which formed a jetty over the ground floor. Four original windows were still in place on the eastern wall. Excavations of the floors revealed the saw pit which was then infilled prior to conversion of the building.