Farmbuildings At West Holburn Farm

The farm buildings at West Holburn Farm date from the early 19th century and are constructed from snecked stone with Welsh slate roofs. The layout is L-shaped, with an additional range extending from the short range on the right.

The short range on the right is two storeys high and features two elliptical arches with half-slatted windows above, which serve the granary. In the center of this range, there is a single-storey shelter shed that is attached to a turnip house, supported by cast-iron columns.

The rear range begins as two storeys and transitions to single-storey in three steps. The stables on the right include three stable doors and half-slatted windows. The central area contains three byres, which have two stable doors and one boarded door. To the left, there is another stable with a boarded door flanked by half-slatted windows.