Pigeoncote And Fodder Store At Pear Tree Farm

The pigeoncote and fodder store at Pear Tree Farm, built around 1796, is a two-storey brick structure with a pantiled roof. It features first floor and eaves bands, stone lintels, cogged eaves, and tumbled brick coped gables. The building has three bays, with a central close boarded stable door flanked by flat brick buttresses that rise nearly to the eaves, all spanned by a cogged stone lintel. Above the door, there are three tiers of blocked brick pigeonholes, topped by another stone lintel. Each gable on the right and left also has two tiers of pigeonholes. At the rear, there is a single-storey lean-to for the fodder store, which is also made of brick with a pantiled roof, featuring dentillated eaves and a central stable door flanked by single ventilation slits.