Exterior

To the W of the house and in alignment with it is a large cowshed of 24 ties. C 1890. To the S, with its rear to the private approach lane to the farmhouse, is a cartshed, later used as a cattle shed. To the W, parallel to the public road, is a cart-horse stable built in 1877. To the N, at right-angles to the public road, is a barn (with water wheel at the rear), straw house and open sheds, in 2 abutting ranges. There are remains of small enclosed yards at front. At the E of the group is a nag stable and coach-house. Farm storage and granaries above the cart-horse stable and the N ranges.

All built in local random rubble, with some slate roofing and some parts re-roofed with tiles. Part of the N range roof is modern.

Reasons for Listing

Listed for group value with Norchard Farmhouse.

External Links

• Cadwr Listing
• Wikidata Q29495569

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