Farmbuildngs Forming The West And South Ranges Of The Farmyard To The East Of Loxbeare Barton

The farm buildings forming the west and south ranges of the farmyard to the east of Loxbeare Barton date from around the mid-19th century. They are constructed of stone rubble with slate roofs. The southern linhay range features cob on stone rubble and has gabled ends, with a half-hipped roof at the north end of the barn. The layout consists of two ranges surrounding the farmyard, with the west range serving as a boundary for the garden in front of Loxbeare Barton, making it significant to the setting of the house. The exterior includes a seven-bay linhay range to the south, supported by plain timber posts and featuring an open-fronted hay loft above. The linhay range extends for an additional four and a half bays to the west, where it is completed by a cartshed that has a loft above and a cart entrance at the north end, which is adorned with a continuous hoodmould.