Barns Immediately North Of The Old Hall

The barns immediately north of the Old Hall date from the late 18th century to early 19th century. They are constructed of red brick and feature steeply pitched pantiled roofs. The western range includes a two-storey coach house and stable block with shaped gables. There is a blocked pedimented window in the west gable, two modern arched openings with double doors, and two windows with segmental arches. An off-centre doorway has a pedimented head, and there is a small gabled outshut on the south side. To the east, there is a barn with four bays, featuring large double doors off-centre in the south wall, plain brick pilasters, and honeycomb brick vents in the south wall and east gable. The roof structure is modern but retains some old tie beams.