Redhouse Farm Buildings

Redhouse Farm Buildings are mid-19th century farm buildings constructed from dressed stone with ashlar dressings and topped with Welsh slate roofs. The complex features a long two-storey range of shelter sheds and a granary at the rear, with three projecting ranges of shelter sheds that create an E-plan layout, including yards between the sections. The rear range has three segmental arches for each yard. The central projecting range is two storeys high and includes a granary above; it also features a turnip house with a segmental arch and boarded double doors in the gable end. The outer ranges are single-storey. There is later stone walling that blocks the spaces between the projecting ranges, as well as later roofs over the yards, which are not of special interest.