Dobbin Clough Farmhouse And Attached Barn To South Of House

The farmhouse, which may be of medieval origin, is located on Crow Lane. The west facade of the farmhouse is rendered. It has a hipped roof covered in stone slates and three storeys, with two irregularly placed casement windows. The entrance is on the first floor, accessible by stone steps. It is said to have vaulted cellars containing a blocked doorway. To the south of the house is an attached barn. The barn's red brick construction has been patched, and it is roofed with corrugated iron. It is approximately five bays long. Inside, a wattle partition is exposed in the north gable wall. Two fine timber trusses remain within the barn, featuring moulded tie beams that originally had carved centre bosses.