Outbuildings at Brookside Farm

This is a barn, stable range, and associated outbuildings dating from the early 19th century. The buildings are constructed of red brick with a plain tile roof and form a T-shaped layout. The west range has a two-story section with two drive-through loading bays separated by a brick wall. To the east is a single-story stable range featuring a series of openings: a segment-headed opening with a stable door, a Diocletian window, a round-headed opening with a plank door, another Diocletian window, and another round-headed opening with a plank door. A two-story rectangular block adjoins the stable range, displaying a three-light window on its upper floor. The single-story south range has two plank doors, a small Diocletian window, and a small fixed window. A low brick wall connects this range to the former cartshed, which has now been converted into garages. The single-story north range has cartshed openings and a single stable door. The buildings are included on the list solely for their group value.