Barn And Outbuildings To Red House Farm House

The barn and outbuildings at Red House Farm, dating from the 18th and 19th centuries, are now used as a store. The structure features a timber frame with whitewashed brick at the right side and weatherboard above. To the left, there is weatherboard cladding on a rubble plinth. The roofs are plain tiled, with a half-hipped design that extends over the aisles of the left barn. The left end has a four-bay barn, with a central range that is set back on the right end. A later barn projects at right angles from the right end. The left barn has an aisled design with a hipped roof projection over the now-blocked waggon doors. The central section has two ground floor windows and one loft door on the first floor, while the right barn has one window on each floor.