Two Outbuildings To No 11, Flanking East Side Of Sheriff Highway

Two outbuildings flank the east side of Sheriff Highway, associated with No 11. They date from the 18th century, possibly earlier, and are constructed of brown brick with a pitched pantile roof. The northern building features a tumbled brick gable and has two storeys, with planked doors on both levels facing east. The southern building is single-storey, with planked carriage doors and two windows, one of which has a sliding sash. The west side of the southern building includes planked openings—one with contemporary iron hinges—and ventilation holes. The southern building also has a brick band in the gable end at wall plate level and brick oversailing courses at the eaves on the roadside.