farmyard complex

Linear group of farm buildings, c.1820. Three-bay single-storey house with roughcast rendered walls, timber casement windows and a pitched slate roof with rendered chimney stack. Later flat-roofed porch extension. Three-bay single-storey former barn to south with roughcast rendered walls, timber windows and a corrugated iron roof. Four-bay dwelling to north with rendered, ruled and lined walls, timber casement windows and a pitched slate roof. Corrugated iron privy to rere.

This narrow row of buildings, in well-maintained grounds, is a good example of the evolution of vernacular dwellings, and remains relatively intact in its removed location. Historically important as the former site of a Farmers' Union meeting place. Forms a good group with the working farm to the south.