Range of Outbuildings to East of Brizlincote Hall Farmhouse

A range of outbuildings, including a barn and a former cottage, located to the east of Brizlincote Hall Farmhouse. These structures date from the early 18th century and are built of red brick featuring a decorative pattern of burnt brick headers. They have plain tile roofs, with a coped gable and plain kneelers on the south side, along with a ridge stack on the cottage. The buildings are curved in plan. The two-storey cottage at the north end is slightly taller than the other structures. The west elevation includes a two-light casement and a plain doorway, both situated within a large blind opening that has a flat arched wedge brick lintel. Above this, there is a flat arched two-light casement. The barn to the right features a plank door within a large partly blocked opening with a wedge brick lintel, and to the right of this is a cart entrance with a segmental arch. This range of outbuildings is listed for its group value.