Granary To Bresby House

The granary to Bresby House, built around 1831, is a two-storey structure with a red brick exterior and a hipped pantile roof. It features a five-bay front with dogtooth eaves. The ground floor includes a planked door with a plain tympanum and a semi-circular head, flanked by two blocked semi-circular headed openings. To the left, there is another planked door and a similar blocked opening. On the first floor, there is a planked door with a segmental brick head, accompanied by one semi-circular opening to the left and three semi-circular openings with Y tracery timber mullions to the right. All openings are adorned with ashlar keyblocks. At the right end, there is a wide segmental arched opening with a rubbed brick arch and keyblock, topped with a semi-circular light. This building is included for its group value only.