Range Of Outhouses, Barn, Stables And Cowhouse About 25 Metres North West Of Court Farmhouse

This range of outhouses, barn, stables, and cowhouse is located about 25 metres northwest of Court Farmhouse. It dates from the mid-18th century and has undergone some alterations in the 20th century. The structure is built of brick with plain tile roofs and has an overall L-plan layout, with the southern block, which serves as a coach house, almost functioning as a separate entity.

The east-west range includes a shorter limb that contains a cart house and stables, featuring a stepped roof and segmental headed openings. The north-south range has a five-bay barn at its northern end, which originally had a central threshing floor. The large entrances on opposite sides of the barn are now blocked, with a new entrance created in the north gable that has a rolled steel joist lintel. The vertical ventilator slits in the barn are also blocked.

To the south of the barn, there is a single-storey link block that forms the stables, which also has segmental headed openings and a dentilled brick cornice. Adjacent to this is a two-storey coach house with a hipped roof, featuring three ranges of segmental headed openings with two-light casements on the right side and a coach entry on the left. To the west of the north-south limb, there is a range of lean-to cowhouses.