Granary And Adjoining Outbuildings To South East Of Netherwylde Farm House

The granary and adjoining outbuildings located to the southeast of Netherwylde Farm House date back to 1753, as indicated by a tablet on the front. The structure is built of red brick and features a tiled roof. It has a square plan and consists of three bays over two storeys, with a basement.

The front of the granary includes two arched openings leading to the basement, with steps leading up to the entrance flanked by two-light casements. There is a flat band below the first floor, with casements on either side of the date panel, which is surrounded by a moulded brick border. All upper openings have flat arched heads. The roof is pyramidal and topped with a weatherboarded, louvred lantern.

The right side of the building, which faces the yard, has blind openings with flat arched heads and blocked basement openings, while the other walls are plain. Low weatherboarded outbuildings are located on either side, with the one on the right featuring a tiled gabled roof.