Implement Shed Granary And Stable 75 Metres South Of Home Farmhouse

The implement shed, granary, and adjoining stable located 75 meters south of Home Farmhouse date from the early 19th century. Constructed from brick and coursed squared stone with ashlar dressings, the buildings feature slate roofs. The brick-fronted implement shed on the left has coped gables and is two storeys tall with an 11-window range. It has a projecting central gabled bay that includes a segment-arched loft door above and a round-arched doorway below. Flanking this are five small square segment-arched louvred ventilators. Below, there are four elliptical-arched cart entrances with square piers, the far-right entrance featuring double board doors. Additionally, there are smaller round-arched doorways. The single-storey stable on the right has a hipped roof, a central blocked door flanked by single windows, a smaller window to the left, and a door to the right, all with segmental heads.