Two Barns About 20 Metres North East Of Stocker'S Farm House

Two barns located about 20 meters northeast of Stocker's Farm House, likely built in the 18th century, are joined by a link building and positioned at right angles to one another. They feature timber frames that are weatherboarded and have tiled roofs. The barn to the southwest, which is closer to the house, consists of three or four bays and has strap hinges on the doors facing the house. There is a lean-to addition on the gable end near the house. The barn to the northeast has four bays and includes a gabled midstrey in the third bay from the linked barn, with catslide roofs over lean-to outshuts flanking the midstrey. A loft door is situated above double doors on the outer elevation. The interior was not inspected. Additionally, a 20th-century brick range to the north, featuring weatherboarding and timbering, completes three sides of a small yard.