Fattening shed. Sited southeast of the famrhouse, probably ealry 19th century, at Old Soar Road A fattening shed built in the 1830s. The rear wall is built of stone rubble; it has a truncated north end, and is weatherboarded on brick footings. The north bay of the building is enclosed with brick walls; it has a corrugated iron roof, and is gabled at the end. Map evidence suggests this building was once part of a large courtyard plan arrangement with a stockyard to the west. Originally the building extended further north, but was partially demolished to provide a track down to the fields west of the main house.