Barn And Outbuilding To East Of Hall Farmhouse

The barn and outbuilding to the east of Hall Farmhouse is an 18th-century structure made of rubble stone with steep tiled roofs. The barn is designed in an L-shape and features weatherboarding above a low stone wall on the north side, along with ventilation slits and two waggon entries at the inner angle. Each wing consists of four bays, supported by tall queen struts, double purlins, and braces. The west gable showcases decorative bargeboards and a blind painted window with Y tracery. The southern range includes a central bay with two dormers and a brick chimney stack. The three right-hand bays have garage doors, while the remaining bays feature stable doors.