Stables & Hay Store to SE side of the Home Farmyard

The building is a stable and hay store located on the southeast side of the Home Farmyard, listed as a Grade II structure. It features a two-storey main stable range with a five-bay front and a tall central gable. The gable and ground floor are constructed of rubble, while the first floor is made of red brick, which was likely originally boarded. The roof is slate and includes conical ventilators. The outer bays have small gabled loft doors, and there is a hoist at the main gable. The building has boarded doors throughout, and small pane hopper windows are positioned on either side of the gable.

At the rear center, there is a lower gabled rubble projection that is partly weatherboarded on the northeast face and has a round arched headed window on the southeast face. To the left and stepped forward is the hay store built in 1897, which has four bays that are partly infilled on the side but feature a full height opening facing the farmyard. Additionally, there is a two-bay open storage area at the other gable end.