Farm Buildings At Hoskins Farm 15 Metres South East Of House

The farm buildings at Hoskins Farm, located 15 meters southeast of the house, date from the 17th, 18th, and early 19th centuries. This group of buildings forms a courtyard and features timber framing, dark weatherboarding, and slate roofs, with an open side to the west. The northern range includes two steep slate-roofed stable buildings, along with an implement shed to the east. The middle building, likely from the 17th century, has jowled posts and a small northern outshut. The eastern range is an 18th-century five-bay barn, which has central double doors on the west side and is supported by heavy knee braces beneath the tie beams. Adjoining this barn to the east is a 19th-century three-bay implement shed. The short southern range consists of an 18th-century stable with a steep roof, which is now covered in corrugated iron.