Hay Storage Building, Leighton Farm

Aisled barn with vent ridge, of brick above a random rubble basement, and with coped gables on moulded kneelers and slate roof. The E gable end faces the farm road and has a wide and tall round-headed doorway with stone imposts and a boarded gate in vertical runners. Flanking the doorway are breathers in lozenge patterns, and above are 3x stepped round-headed windows with louvres and boards. To R are steps to basement enclosed by a coped brick wall; the basement has a stable door. The W gable end faces Stockyard III and is similar to E, except for a blind arch in the centre, within which is a round-headed opening with louvres. In the basement are round-headed openings to L and R, within which are later boarded doors in brick surrounds. The vent ridge on the N side has louvres, on the S side corrugated asbestos-cement sheets. The S side wall has breathers in lozenge patterns.

Ground floor supported on timber beams. It was originally designed so that hay could be shovelled down to the basement and taken out on the W side to Stockyard III.