Halldykes Farm Steading, East Range

Probably circa 1720 (ie contemporary with house) but

incorporating earlier fabric at NE. Large T-plan barn with

loft storey contained below eaves and with alterations.

Rubble-built with ashlar margins (chamfered to openings) and brick-margined (mostly blind) small loft openings, all

whitewashed.

W elevation: advanced central gable with original

round-headed wide archway now square-headed with arch bricked

up; bolection-moulded blind elliptical bull's eye in

gable-head, and moulded skews; alterations at right;

forestair to loft in left re-entrant angle; 3 bays beyond

with central door and 2 windows at ground, segmental-arched

and lugged blind loft openings above and to N flank. Long E

elevation almost blank at ground, round-headed loft openings.