Farm Buildings at Sandwell Park Farm, Enclosing Farmyard, and Cart Shed and Building Attached to South West Side, Off Lodge Hill Road

The farm buildings at Sandwell Park Farm, now serving as a visitors' centre, were likely built around 1800. They are constructed of brick and topped with tile roofs, arranged around a square farmyard with structures on three sides and a wall enclosing the south side. The buildings are two storeys high, featuring three-storey corner pavilions with pyramid roofs. The north-east tower includes a dovecote. On the east side of the courtyard, the buildings have doors and windows with segmental heads. The west side features an open shed with a seven-bay arcade of elliptical arches. The north side contains a barn with two cart entrances that have elliptical arches, along with a third similar arch to the east that includes smaller doorways. Attached to the west is a single-storey cartshed, now an exhibition wing, which has a six-bay arcade that is now glazed. Further west, there is a two-storey building with two arched cart entrances. These farm buildings were originally constructed as the home farm for the Earl of Dartmouth's Sandwell Hall estate, which was demolished in 1928.