Barns At Old Mill House (40 Metres South East Of House)

The barns at Old Mill House, located 40 meters southeast of the house, date from the 18th century and are currently used for storage. They feature a timber frame that is covered in dark weatherboarding, resting on a low brick plinth. The roofs are made of old red tiles and are half-hipped. The structure is L-shaped, with a two-storey section running east-west on the eastern side of the mill stream. There is also a tall single-storey section that projects north from the eastern end of the two-storey range, facing the street. The barns have boarded doors and small casement windows on the upper floor, along with a door and window on the upper part of the eastern gable. These barns are included for their group value with the nearby Old Mill House.