Farmbuildings 10 Metres East Of Greenlooms

The farm buildings located 10 meters east of Greenlooms date from the early 19th century and consist of a shippon and hayloft. They are constructed from orange bricks in an English garden wall bond, set on a stone plinth, and feature a Welsh slate roof. The building has a long rectangular plan with two short cross-wings and is two stories high with a nine-bay west front. The central seven bays include doors leading to the shippons and feeding passages, which have weak segmental brick heads. The doors are hinged from stone quoins. Above, there are three circular pitchholes with stone sills. The cross-wing to the right contains a cartshed and a three-tier pigeon loft in the gable. This building is listed for its group value only.