The red brick frontage as it is today was built in 1780. The oldest medieval, wattle and daub part of the building was demolished around that time. The site is one of previous dwellings over many centuries. Rivington Hall and both Barns are very popular. Accessible by Car.
Parking can be difficult at weekends and holidays.
The Hall Barn is similar in style and age to the Great House Barn, although bigger. Both were probably built around the same time. The stone base and roof supports are original, but most of the structure was replaced in the eighteenth century. The Top Barn was renovated in 1905. On Sundays the Upper Barn has an additional attraction for motorcycle enthusiasts and is popular with families.