Barns At Old Hall Farm

The barns at Old Hall Farm, likely built in the 18th or 19th century, are arranged in an L shape to the north of the house. They are constructed from rubble and topped with pantiled roofs. The main barn runs east to west and features large central double doors along with three rows of triangular ventilation openings, some of which are blocked. The main tie beams are original, while the rest of the roof has been renewed. To the west of this barn is a two-storey building, possibly a stable, which has coped gables and various doors, including large openings on the upper floor, some of which are blocked. South of this structure is a single-storey barn that has various openings and two small moulded stone windows in the south gable.