Outbuildings Attached To Hanbury Park Farmhouse

The outbuildings attached to Hanbury Park Farmhouse consist of stables, a cowhouse, sheds, and storage-lofts, dating from the early to mid-19th century, with later alterations. They are constructed of red brick and feature hipped tiled roofs, arranged in a U-plan layout around a yard that is open to the north but limited by the farmhouse at that end. Access is from the east side through a two-storey storage building with two windows. The central cart arch has a segmental head and is flanked by doors. To the left is a cowhouse with a loft above, which includes three top-hung casement windows on the ground floor and a door to the right of center. To the right is a lower range containing three stables, and a similar but lower block forms the south side of the quadrangle. In the south-west corner, there is another two-storey range that leads into implement sheds, which are connected to the farmhouse by a one-bay link that has a lower ridge height than the adjacent block. This farm complex represents a complete unit typical of those used by the Duchy of Lancaster in the early 19th century.