Farmbuildings Next To The Road To West Of Hall Farm House

These are farm buildings from the early 18th century, with alterations to the barn roof made in the early 19th century. The structures are timber-framed and covered in dark weatherboarding, featuring steeply pitched roofs on two stable buildings at the eastern end, while the barn at the western end and a tall building to its east have corrugated asbestos roofs. The buildings form an L-shaped group that faces into a yard and backs onto the road west of the farm gateway.

To the west, there is a four-bay barn that faces east with its gable towards the road. Next to it is a two-storey square building that includes a hay loft in the upper section, followed by a single-storey stable with a slate roof that is laid into gaps between individual slates in each course. At the eastern end, there is a lower two-bay stable. The buildings feature unjowled posts and inclined queen-posts supporting clasped-purlin roofs. These farm buildings are included for their group value.