Farm outbuilding approx 15m SW of Stock Hall Farmhouse (EHER 38997)

A complex of farm buildings comprising 16th century central bays flanked by 18th/19th century additions. The south range is timber framed and weatherboarded, and has a red brick rear wall towards the north range. The south range has a red pantiled roof, and the north range is covered with corrugate iron. The two ranges are attached; that to south curves away from the north range with the stockyard between.

November 1985. Grade II listed. A complex of farm buildings comprising 16th century central bays flanked by 18th/19th century additions. The south range is timber framed and weatherboarded, and has a red brick rear wall towards the north range, following through the farm track. The south range has a red pantiled roof, and the north range is covered with corrugate iron. The two ranges are attached; that to south curves away from the north range with the stockyard between. The two centre bays of the south range are four and five bays wide. The later north range (now a cartlodge) was probably originally a pigsty, and the original ventilator doors are still in situ. This building together with EHER 38996 enclose the stock yard and form part of the farm complex. <1>