Farm Buildings Attached to High Burnlea Farmhouse

The farm buildings attached to High Burnlea farmhouse are likely from the late 18th century. They are constructed from sandstone rubble with quoins and feature pantiled roofs. A long barn is connected to the right side of the house, with two long ranges extending from the barn, creating a fold yard that is enclosed by a wall that continues with the front gables of the projecting ranges. The two-storey barn has a Dutch door in the bay next to the house. To the right of this door, the projecting range includes another door, a long blank wall, and a small square light on the outer return. The front gables of the projections are mostly blank, except for one small opening on the right. The fold yard wall has a 20th-century double boarded vehicle door and a high small square opening. The roof over the fold yard is from the 20th century and is not of interest.

Additionally, the barn has a small pent extension on the right with a pantiled roof. The first bay of the barn is occupied by a tenant of the farmhouse. The interior has not been inspected. These buildings are included for their group value with the farmhouse.