Barn approximately 100 metres South West of Collierswood Farmhouse (EHER 34514)

A barn of late 18th century of older origin. It is timber framed and weatherboarded, red brick plinth with a red pantiled roof. It was originally of ten bays with two gabled midstreys, one midstrey was later demolished but the rear doors and front opening remain and four bays were added to the south, making, an exceptionally long 19th century barn of fourteen bays.

Listed building description A barn of late 18th century of older origin. It is timber framed and weatherboarded, red brick plinth with a red pantiled roof. It was originally of ten bays with two gabled midstreys, one midstrey was later demolished but the rear doors and front opening remain and four bays were added to the south, making, an exceptionally long 19th century barn of fourteen bays. To the left (north) of the midstrey is a small engine house and four bay cartlodge in place of the demolished midstrey. There is through bracing to walls, hanging knees to tie beams, side purlin ridge board roof. One of the south bays is a stable with loft over. It has brick and concrete floors. There are later right and left forward ranges with red pantiled roofs, part brick and part weatherboarded which formed part of the stock yard. <1>