1 Bank Farm Cottages and former stable range at Bank Farm

The building comprises two former stable ranges, now converted into dwellings, dating from the late 18th century. Constructed of brick with plain tile roofs, the main stable range is a single storey structure with gabled dormers. It originally contained six units, featuring doorways and two-light casement windows, all with single ring cambered heads. The building has dentilled eaves. To the right of the main range is a slightly higher section. A lintel originally spanned the lower storey, but this has been infilled with a central door and two flanking windows. A loading door, formerly with a gabled dormer above, is now a window. A rear wing of this block forms No. 1 Bank Farm Cottages. The front wall of this cottage range is of late 20th-century construction, featuring casement windows and a dormer. However, the rear wall dates from the 18th century, and contains a blocked doorway with a single ring cambered head.