Pigsties And Hen House To North East Of Wood House Farmhouse

The pigsties and henhouse located to the northeast of Wood House Farmhouse date from the second quarter of the 19th century. They are constructed from rubble with roughly-tooled quoins and dressings, topped with a synthetic blue slate roof. The yard-facing side features two pigsties, each with square-headed openings and slit vents positioned above square eaves bands, and has coped gables. There are small front yards enclosed by flat-coped walls. The left side of the building has an L-plan stone stair leading to a boarded door of the henhouse, which also has slit vents at the rear. Inside the henhouse, there are two tiers of wall nesting boxes separated by brick partitions.