Barn At Ashby Hall Farm

The barn at Ashby Hall Farm is a late 18th-century structure built of brick with a pantile roof. The south side features full-height double timber doors set into a hipped transept, which no longer extends beyond the walls due to later full-length outshuts with catslide roofs. The barn has a gabled roof, with a gabled corrugated asbestos vent located on the ridge to the left of the center. On the north side, there are full-height sliding timber doors that face the transept. The building has a brick plinth and is enhanced by six flat pilasters on the elevation. A dentil eaves cornice adds further detail. The roof structure consists of tie beams with knuckle braces, two tiers of taper tenoned butt purlins, and collars.