L Shaped Range Of Outbuildings To South And East Of Debden Hall Farmhouse

The L-shaped range of outbuildings located to the south and east of Debden Hall Farmhouse dates from the 18th century. These single-storey structures are constructed partly of brick and partly plastered, featuring tiled roofs. They enclose a large farmyard, with a barn to the north and the farmhouse to the west. The farmhouse has been almost entirely rebuilt in the 20th century.

In the center of the south range, there is a prominent square entrance pavilion with open segmental arches on both the north and south sides. An oval plaque on the south side displays the initials T.C. along with the date 1782. Additionally, there is a square pavilion on the east side, which also has a tiled pyramid roof.