The Tythe Barn is believed to date back to about 1750, and is a fine, two storey stone building under a slate roof. Its walls are corner buttressed and there is external access to the first floor via stone built steps in addition to the internal staircase. Window and door openings have gently arched lintols, the mellow interior brickwork of which is picked out as a special feature throughout the building.

The exposed roof trusses of the first floor combine with double glazed hardwood windows and screens, which, together with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, make this a stunning place in which to work. The main access to the Tythe Barn is through a stone-built single storey barn, which also links it to the Coach House if required.