Farmbuildings Approximately 10 Metres To North West Of Newcastle Hall Farmhouse

These farm buildings, located approximately 10 meters to the northwest of Newcastle Hall Farmhouse, date from the mid-17th century and late 18th century. They form an L-plan range, consisting of a timber-framed barn with red brick nogging, a coursed rubble plinth, and a slate roof. The late 18th-century section includes a coursed limestone rubble barn and cowhouses topped with corrugated asbestos and slate roofs.

The south-east range features a 17th-century barn on the right, which is stone-faced on the left, and includes three boarded loft doors along with a central boarded door. The late 18th-century barn to the left has a weatherboarded gable end. On the north-east front, there are two pairs of boarded doors on the left and a corrugated iron lean-to on the right. The north-west range has a pair of large barn doors on the left, which are mirrored at the rear, and two pairs of boarded doors to the right, flanking a large boarded panel that may have been the location of former barn doors, along with vertical vents and two boarded loft doors to the right.