Barn & Cartshed Range at Greet Hall

The barn and cartshed range at Greet Hall is a 19th-century structure featuring a cartshed with a granary above. It is constructed from rubble, timber, and red brick, topped with slate roofs. The gable end faces the house and is made of rubble, with stone steps leading up to a camber-headed doorway. To the left of the steps, there is a kennel with a slate monopitch roof. The front of the range has an upper floor that includes timber-framing with brick infill. On the ground floor, there are four wide openings for carts supported by timber posts. The left shed has boarded doors with strap hinges and a shallow hood. Attached at right angles is the barn range, which has a slate roof, vertically-boarded timber cladding, and a brick plinth.