Farmrange Consisting Of Barn And Stables 50 Metres North Of Hazeley Farmhouse

This building is a farm range consisting of a barn and stables, located 50 meters north of Hazeley Farmhouse. It dates from the early 19th century and is constructed of flint with brick bands and dressings, topped with a slate roof. The barn features seven bays and has an attached four-bay stable block under the same roof, with later carriage sheds at each end. The mid-stray hipped roof porch has full-height double doors in the wider central bay, flanked by small barred windows in the central bays on each side. The stable addition to the left has three stable doors, with the left two having hay loft doors in hipped dormers above and barred timber windows in between. The roof of the stable is half-hipped, and inside, there is a wide span queen post roof.