Lower Tresenny Barn

The Lower Tresenny Barn, located in Grosmont, Monmouthshire, is a remarkable 16th-century cruck-framed barn, dating back to around 1550. This Grade II* listed building features a six-bay structure with a unique cow-shed at one end. Its most notable aspect is the impressive cruck truss that supports the roof, making it an exceptional example of historical architecture. Although some parts of the barn have been altered, it remains a well-preserved site, attracting both tourists and researchers interested in medieval construction techniques and local history.