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This modest outbuilding stands some 15 metres north of Neadon Upper Hall, a working farmstead on the edge of Dartmoor. The structure is Grade II* listed, indicating its architectural or historical significance despite its modest appearance. It adjoins a dog kennel to the north east, with steps suggesting the building once served practical domestic or agricultural purposes on the farm.
Today the outbuilding remains largely as it has been for generations, a quiet witness to the daily rhythms of moorland farming. Its listing protects it as part of the broader heritage of Dartmoor's farmstead landscape, where such buildings often reveal much about how people have lived and worked on the moor's fringes.
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