Outbuildings To The Grange

The outbuildings to The Grange are a group of farm buildings dating from the early to mid 19th century. They are constructed with a mixture of rubble flint and red brick, featuring red brick dressings, and have black glazed pantiled roofs. The front range, which runs north to south, primarily serves as stabling, with a storage building positioned at right angles at both the north and south ends. Behind this range is an enclosed yard, which includes a barn along the west side, built with similar materials and featuring a fully hipped roof. At the extreme north side, there is a 6-bay range of open cart lodges, aligned east to west. The site has landscape value.