Norton Hall Farm Buildings

Norton Hall Farm Buildings is a complex of 19th-century farm structures that includes a granary over stables with an attached cart shed, a barn, a cattle shelter shed, and a set of covered yards. The buildings are constructed from red brick with plain tile roofs, while the covered yards feature corrugated iron on an iron frame. The stables/granary, barn, and cattle shelter shed create three sides of a courtyard, with the covered yards located beyond the cattle shelter shed. The cart shed attached to the stables/granary is an outshut supported by heavy timber posts. The south barn doorway has been reduced in size compared to the original doorway on the north side, and the barn has geometrically patterned brick vents. There is also a single-storey extension to the barn next to the covered yards, along with brick arches and piers in the cattle shelter shed and three arched spans in the covered yards. This farmstead is listed as a complete and largely unaltered 19th-century example, alongside the farmhouse.