Cowshed Approximately 70M North East Of Cruckton Hall

This cowshed, located approximately 70 meters northeast of Cruckton Hall, is likely from the late 18th century. It is constructed of red brick and features a plain tile roof with crow-step gables. The building has two levels and includes a dentilled eaves cornice. There are two segmental-headed doorways on the left and right, with one doorway in the center now blocked. The structure also has three eaves hatches and an inserted cart entrance with a massive timber lintel on the left side. The back wall contains five rows of cross-shaped air vents, along with owl holes in the gable ends, and six rows of air vents beneath on the north side. Inside, the cowshed has a king post roof spanning four bays, with a timber-framed cross-wall that divides the second and third bays from the south.