Barn And Outbuildings To The North Of Hyde Lane Farm House

The barn and outbuildings located to the north of Hyde Lane Farm House date from the 18th and 19th centuries. They feature a timber frame construction that is weatherboarded, with some yellow stock brick additions. The roofs are tiled, with some areas using machine tiles. The buildings are arranged in a T shape. The range closest to the house has three or four bays, is weatherboarded, and includes a door and two light casements facing the house. There is a one-bay brick addition with a gable facing the road, situated two doors away from the house. To the left, there is a low two-bay brick open-fronted range with buttresses facing the road. To the right, a taller three-bay structure made of stock brick faces the road and has two large openings facing the house, topped with a hipped roof. These buildings are included for their group value.