Stable And Granary Approximately 7 Metres West Of Low Hail Farmhouse

The stable and granary located approximately 7 metres west of Low Hail Farmhouse is a Grade II listed building dating from the early to mid-18th century. It was constructed in two phases and is made of red sandstone with a pantile roof. The building has two storeys and features four internal bays on each floor.

On the west elevation, the ground floor includes three board stable doors and three shuttered openings, while the first floor has six part-glazed shuttered openings with segmental arches made of brick headers. The raised verges are designed with reverse crowstepping. The rear of the building has, to the left of centre, two blocked doorways with segmental arches of brick headers on the ground floor, and six first-floor openings similar to those on the west elevation. The left return features leaved board doors in a segmental-arched cart opening, and the right return has external steps leading up to a first-floor board door that provides access to the granary.

Inside, the southern half of the building has unstrutted triangular roof trusses, while the northern half features king-post roof trusses.