Barn and 2 Outbuildings at Quebec House Farm

The barn and two outbuildings at Quebec House Farm date from the late 18th century and early 19th century. They are constructed of red brick with a granite rubble stone plinth and feature a Swithland slate roof that is partly hipped and partly has coped gables. These structures are located to the right of Quebec House Farmhouse, forming three sides of a partly cobbled yard, with the farmhouse making up the fourth side.

The barn and the first outbuilding are arranged in an L shape, with the barn facing the yard. The barn has a central door and four ventilation diamonds on either side. The outbuilding, which projects forward on the right, is two storeys high and has three 2-light casement windows, two doors, and three part boarded windows below, all with cambered lintels. A weathervane is situated on the roof, and there are three iron tie rods with ends that form the initials P.F.A. The second outbuilding, also in an L shape, is a single storey and completes the yard.