L Shaped Range Of Barns With Outbuilding, To The West Of Herriard Grange House

This is an L-shaped range of barns with an outbuilding located to the west of Herriard Grange House, dating from the late 18th century and the early to mid-19th century. The structure features a large timber frame that runs east to west, consisting of seven bays with aisles. At the west end, it is attached to an earlier north-south frame with six bays and aisles, along with a large shed extension on the south end, creating a massive L-shape.

The older middle barn includes straight struts to purlins, tie beams, and wind-braces, with a tiled roof that has small half-hips and gables at the entrances. The brick walls have sections of exposed framing. The larger unit has a Queen Post truss and hipped roofing at the ends, as well as over the cantilevered entrances, which are located two on each side, and features weather-boarded walling. The shed has a tiled roof and red brick walls laid in Flemish Garden Wall bond, with blue headers. The interior face of the shed has irregular openings, a gabled hay-loft door, and a small gabled pigeon cote.