Barn At Brassey Green Hall

The barn at Brassey Green Hall is a 17th-century structure that features a timber frame with brick infill, covered by corrugated asbestos sheeting and a slate roof. Originally a single-storey building, it has been raised to two storeys, and the roof pitch has been made less steep in the current century.

On the yard side, there is a stone plinth supporting 20 cells of small framing, with brick infill and asbestos sheeting as the covering. An additional row of cells of small framing is present on both sides. A 19th-century hay barn adjoins the barn on the right side.

On the paddock side, there is a similar arrangement of cells with whitewashed brick infill, along with 19th-century door and window openings. Inside, the barn features four trusses with angle braces and queen posts, tension braces to the walls below, and butt boarding on the gable end adjacent to the hay barn.