Woodhouse Farm Foldyard Buildings

Woodhouse Farm Foldyard Buildings, built in 1895, is a U-shaped range of buildings constructed from random dressed stone, featuring a stone slate roof and clay ridge tiles. These buildings, now used as milking sheds, surround a walled foldyard and a central midden. The various door openings have rounded jambs and lintels, except for the central gabled porch, which includes a semi-circular fanlight and arch with a dated tablet, a vent hole, and a corniced pedestal topped with a ball finial. Similar finials are present at each corner of the building and the enclosing wall. The structure also features quoins, corbelled eaves, and ridge vents, although none of these elements are complete.