Barn 90 Metres North East Of Dairy Easton Farm Park

This barn, located 90 meters northeast of Dairy Easton Farm Park, was built around 1870 for the Duke of Hamilton. It is constructed of red brick and features a pantiled roof with crest tiles. The barn is a single storey with attics and has a symmetrical main range with projecting gables at each end. There is a central cart entrance with boarded doors, flanked by one three-light window on each side. These windows have pointed arches filled with decorative herringbone brickwork. Each gable also has a three-light window with a shallow pointed brick arch and a pointed attic doorway, along with ornamental bargeboarding. There are external stairs on the left-hand gable. The roof includes a central timber ventilating turret topped with a weather vane. Attached to the right side of the barn is a loose box with an additional projecting gable.