Farm Buildings East Of Manor Farm House

The farm buildings east of Manor Farm House were built around 1870. They are made of red brick and have a tile roof. The structure is two storeys high and consists of three bays, with a four-bay return on the south side, creating an "L" shaped plan. The building features full height and half-height boarded doors that are hung by strap hinges on stone blocks, complete with matching latch blocks. The south wing has cast iron lattice casements, while the west wing includes hopper lights. At loft level, there are round pitch holes with stone sills. The apex of the south gable has timbers and brickwork that are painted to resemble timber, along with shaped purlin ends.