Barns And Stores Adjacent To The Old Barn And The Rectory

The barns and stores adjacent to the Old Barn and The Rectory are structures from the 18th and 19th centuries. They are built from coursed squared and dressed limestone with concrete tile roofs. The entrance/store on the right is made of brick with ashlar quoins and also has a concrete tile roof. The barn on the left is rectangular in shape, with a store that is positioned at right angles and projects forward at the right gable end.

There is a 3-bay brick entrance/store attached to the right, which is at right angles to the store and flush with its gable end. The barn features part-glazed central double doors on the left side, with a window located above to the upper left. Triangular ventilation holes are present in the sides and gable ends of the barn. The store on the right has a plank door at the lower right with a segmental head and a pitching window above it. The brick entrance/store on the far right is two storeys high, featuring three double doors to the left of the entrance, which are divided by timber uprights and sit on limestone padstones. The interior has not been inspected.