Barn South Of Brookhouse Old Hall

The barn and stables located south of Brookhouse Old Hall date from the 18th century, around 1800. It is constructed from sandstone rubble and has a slate roof. The main barn is attached to the rear wing of Brookhouse Old Hall at its northern end. To the south, a stable wing extends eastwards, featuring a gabled east wall.

The west wall of the main barn has a wide entrance with plain reveals and a segmental arch. To the left of this entrance are later additions, while to the right is the wider shippon end. The east wall of the barn also has a similar wide entrance. The gable of the projecting wing includes openings with plain stone surrounds. On the ground floor, there are two windows with a doorway between them. Above these are three circular pitching holes, with the outer ones being smaller and blocked. Under the apex of the gable is a lunette filled with pigeon holes, and the gable itself features coping with kneelers.