1. The early & mid C19th stone-built farm buildings form an irregular group, around a yard, on land which slopes to the south behind the house. A round cornered stable with clay top to walls may be C18th.
Visited, GA Ward,18/01/2002

2. The 18th century stable used to be a thatch roof, now slated. It has four early 19th century pine timber lapped and pegged tie beams, a diagonal ridge-piece and 2 pairs of side purlins. A narrow splayed window lies opposite the narrow central entrance. Other features include a cobbled floor and a loft loading doorway.

The range of pig sties have a gable roof and central feed store. Earlier east end section has a small splayed window.

The cow house is gable roofed. It has 2 19th century pine timber lapped and pegged tie beam trusses.

The 6 bay cart-house is made of stone with a slate roof; with 19th century pine timber lapped and pegged tie beam trusses.

(CD/Domestic/SN34NE from G.A.Ward).

CHN 24/11/03