Beaumanor Farmhouse

Beaumanor Farmhouse is a farmhouse that dates mainly from the late 18th century, although it likely includes an earlier core. The building is constructed from coursed ironstone rubble and features angle quoins at the lower parts. It has a Welsh slate roof and stands two storeys high with an attic, arranged in a large two-unit plan. The farmhouse is oriented away from the street, and the street-facing elevation has various renewed casement windows, which are probably in their original openings.

The rear elevation, now considered the front, includes a doorway on the left and a blocked door or window to the right. There are French windows with a painted flat arched head and a single light to the right, along with three upper casement windows that have flat timber lintels. Above these lintels, the rubble stones are larger and squarer, indicating a later heightening of the building. The roof features two new dormers, and there are gable end stacks. Additionally, there is a small 19th-century brick addition to the east, which has a new window and dormer on the south elevation, as well as a dentilled eaves cornice.