Barn, Stables, Byre And Loose Boxes To East Of Waterfall Farmhouse

This group of farm outbuildings, located to the east of Waterfall Farmhouse, dates from the early to mid-19th century. They are constructed from dressed sandstone and feature hipped and gabled clay pantile roofs, with some buildings to the northwest covered in asbestos sheets. The roofs have stone ridge and gable copings. The buildings enclose a covered foldyard, which has a corrugated steel roof supported by a central row of three octagonal dressed sandstone piers. The single-storey stables and byres are situated on the northwest, southwest, and southeast sides, while a two-storey barn is located on the northeast side. Currently, these structures are used as kennels, stables, and workshops. They are included in the listing for their group value.