Haybarn 75 Metres South East Of Tattenhall Hall

The haybarn, built in 1858 by James Harrison for Robert Barbour, is located 75 meters southeast of Tattenhall Hall. It features orange brick construction with a roof that is partly covered in Welsh slate and partly in corrugated asbestos. The building has a long rectangular shape with a central projection that has two bays on the south side. Both long sides of the barn have a continuous arcade of seven semi-circular headed arches, and there is a single arch in the gables and the sides of the projection. The main cart entrance has a restored lintel, although some of the archways are now blocked. This haybarn is noted as the best and least altered structure among a group of farm buildings that were part of a model farm, constructed at a cost of £1,600. Similar but smaller haybarns can be found at various other farms on the estate.