Cider House And Attached Granary About 15 Yards North Of Upper Wolto Farmhouse

The cider house and attached granary, located about 15 yards north of Upper Wolton Farmhouse, likely date from the 18th century. The cider house features a timber frame with weatherboarding, while the granary is constructed from sandstone rubble, and both buildings have tiled roofs. They are arranged in a rectangular end-on-end plan aligned north to south, with the granary having two levels. On the east elevation, the granary has a central opening leading to the upper level. The cider house, attached to the right, has a lower roof that is more steeply pitched, with an entry on the left side and a lean-to sandstone rubble extension on the right. Inside the cider house, there is a cider mill and a cider press. Upper Wolton Farmhouse is not included in this listing.