Bilham House Farmhouse

Bilham House Farmhouse is a farmhouse dated 1688, with an early 19th-century addition. It features cement-rendered walls and red tile roofs. Originally, it was a 17th-century house with a three-room plan, although the room to the right has since been demolished. A two-bay wing projects from the front left, with a porch at the angle, and there is a wing at the rear right. The building has two storeys.

The main range has a door in the porch under a catslide roof to the left, featuring an original inner chamfered, quoined doorway. The lintel is inscribed with 'AH/TH 1688' and likely has an 18th-century door. On the right side, there is an old three-light casement window, with a smaller three-light casement above it, both having horizontal glazing bars. The left side has a hipped roof with two ridge stacks. The left wing contains two two-pane sash windows in square-faced surrounds, along with a front end stack and a ridge stack. The right return of the wing has casements with glazing bars, while the left side has a ground-floor window that has been painted.

Inside the main range, the ground-floor rooms feature broach-stopped chamfers on the spine beams. There is an interesting round-arched wood surround to the stair door, leading to a stone staircase.