Barn And Stables At Kings Farm Opposite Hart House

The barn and attached stables at Kings Farm, located opposite Hart House, date from the early 19th century. They are constructed of flint with brick bands and dressings, and the upper walls of the stables are weatherboarded. The buildings have a slate roof and form the roadside front of the farmyard. The barn has four bays and the stables also have four bays, both of which are blank on the road side. The barn features double doors, while the stables have stable doors that face the yard. The barn's roof is half-hipped. These buildings are included for their group value as they are visually important to the surrounding structures grouped around the green.