Farm Buildings 10 Metres East Of Crewe Hall Farm House

The farm buildings, located 10 metres east of Crewe Hall Farm House, were constructed in 1884, as indicated in the gable panel. This multi-use building faces northwest and features red brick with a tiled roof. It comprises three two-storey gable bays and two single storey-and-loft intermediate bays. The end and centre gables project, with the centre gable showcasing flush stone quoins. The windows have stone sills, flat heads, and hopper lights in the upper sections, flanking stone-dressed door openings. The mid-slope dormers of the second and fourth bays are divided into three vertically, primarily louvred, with small areas of leaded light glazing above. A panel over the central gable window displays the Crewe Estate emblem and the construction date. The ridge includes purpose-made ventilation tiles placed at intervals along its length.