Haselor Grounds Farm, Shelter Shed and Barn Attached to South West of Farmhouse

Haselor Grounds Farm includes a shelter shed and barn that are attached to the southwest of the farmhouse. The shelter shed dates from the 18th century, with alterations and additions made in the 19th and 20th centuries. It features a timber frame with square framing and tension braces, along with brick infill. The roof is tiled and the structure consists of six bays. The front facing the road showcases exposed framing and has two 19th-century brick outshuts. There is a link to the farmhouse at the right end, which may have been altered or added, but it continues the roof line. The shelter shed has a six-panelled door and two fixed-light windows. Openings to the yard have been filled in with 20th-century brick and stable doors.

The barn is attached at a right angle on the left side. It is constructed of brick, has vents, and features a tiled roof. The barn consists of three bays, a central porch, and an outshut, with plank doors. An outshut has been added across the left bay. The yard side of the barn also has plank doors and includes a 19th-century brick addition with an outshut to the left. This building forms part of a larger group that includes Haselor Grounds Farmhouse and an attached cowhouse.