Barn Range at Esclusham Hall

The Barn Range at Esclusham Hall is a 19th-century structure built from white-washed rubble and topped with a slate roof. It is designed as two storeys and loosely divided into five bays. The central section features wide split doors flanked by single split doors. To the left, there are additional double doors, likely added later, along with a small rectangular window. The left-hand bay contains some vents, while the right-hand bay has either single or paired vents with curved heads, cut to pierce a single stone. Below the eaves, there are two square windows. The gable return on the right side has similar vents, large loft doors, and an owl hole at the gable apex. The rear elevation includes wide central doors, two square loft openings beneath the eaves, and a series of similar vents.

Inside, the barn features chamfered king-post trusses typical of early 19th-century design, along with remnants of a threshing floor and the partitions for storage bays on either side.