Manure Shed Approximately 10 Metres South Of Cattle House At Enholmes Farm

The manure shed, located approximately 10 metres south of the cattle house at Enholmes Farm, was built in 1849 for William Marshall. The structure features brick construction with breeze-block infilling and has a pantile roof. It is rectangular in shape and aligned east-west, forming the south-west side of the farmyard. The shed is a single storey with the south side consisting of 12 bays, showcasing an arcade of recessed round arches between square piers. The north side has square piers and 20th-century infilling. The roof is hipped, and water stored in tanks below the floor was used for damping straw to create manure. There is an adjoining 20th-century range to the south, which is not of special interest. This shed is part of a large early industrial farm.