The site of a Bronze Age barrow. Manx National Heritage's site catalogue lists this location, The Barony (in Marown), as a multi-period ritual and burial landscape: an early medieval keeill and burial ground known as Rullic Keeill Vael / Keeill Vael, and an adjoining cemetery of numerous individually numbered Bronze Age burial mounds, alongside a separate record for standing stones at the site. Note on ambiguity: this entry ("The Barony Standing Stone", singular) is treated here as distinct from the related but separate Historic Environment Record entries for "Chibber y Vashtee Holy Well" (id 9164) and "The Barony Standing Stones" (id 6592, a multi-stone record), per the source material's separate cataloguing of Barony features - no source consulted resolves exactly how the singular standing stone in this record relates to the plural "Barony Standing Stones" record.