Cart Sheds And Outbuildings On South And East Sides Of Yard, East Of Moseley Farmhouse

The cart sheds and outbuildings located on the south and east sides of the yard, east of Moseley Farmhouse, are farm buildings that likely date back to the 17th century, with later alterations made in the 19th and 20th centuries. They are constructed from coursed squared gritstone, featuring a stone slate roof on the east side and corrugated asbestos on the south side. The buildings are single storey. The range on the east side of the yard consists of two bays and was originally a cart shed, with its open side now enclosed by brickwork and two doors, and a vehicle shed located at the rear. The range on the south side of the yard is four bays long and may have originally been an open-sided fold yard, although the openings have since been built up. The interior has not been inspected.