Two barns at Somersall Farm (including one storey extension to western barn)

The two barns at Somersall Farm date from the 17th to early 18th century. The eastern barn is constructed of coursed stone with quoins and features a stone slate roof. It has seven vertical slit vents and four doors, with a door and two windows that have dripstone moulds on the road facade. The western barn is made of coursed stone rubble, with a brick gable end and also has a stone slate roof. This barn consists of five bays and has three rows of ten triangular ventilators, with five on each side of a central door. There is a single-storey hipped roof extension on the roadside, which has a braced kingpost truss and may have been a former wheelhouse or cart shed. At the front of this barn, there is a timber-framed wagon entrance with brick infill and a stone slab roof.