Annevale House

Outbuildings to yard to rear of Annevale House, built c.1790, comprising two-storey multiple-bay ranges to east and south of yard, and single-storey range to north side, much of latter being open-sided and supported on round-plan banded cast-iron columns. Pitched and hipped slate roofs, lime-washed rubble stone walls, square-headed openings with timber battened doors, shutters and single-pane timber windows. Round-arch openings to west elevation of east range having timber battened double-leaf doors. South range with segmental relieving arch to west gable and elliptical carriage arches, now blocked, to south elevation. Entrance into yard by way of single-leaf wrought-iron gate. Accompanying three-bay two-storey two-pile house post-dates farmyard.

This farmyard comprises well-built and substantial outbuildings. Their slate roofs and whitewashed stone walls present a distinctive and high-quality ensemble. The various vehicular entrances, pitching doors and other entrances, and the vertical and square windows, are modestly typical of such buildings. the accompanying later house adds to the setting.