Farm Buildings At Manor Farm

The farm buildings at Manor Farm date from around 1840 and are constructed of red brick. They feature splayed corbelled out eaves courses and have a roof made of pantiles and corrugated asbestos. The buildings are arranged in two crew yards, which are separated by an open-sided range supported on square brick pillars. Surrounding each yard are single-storey loose boxes and pens, with all openings featuring brick segmental heads. At the far side of the yards stands a two-storey barn with a hipped pantiled roof. This barn has a rubbed brick ashlar arch with ashlar key and impost blocks, and diamond vents on either side. The range of buildings furthest from the house includes half of a two-storey block with a granary above, while the other part is single-storey like the rest of the structures.