Church Farmhouse

Church Farmhouse is a house dating from 1847, as indicated by a plaque. It is constructed of mottled brick with red brick dressings and has clay tile roofs. The building is two storeys high and features a double-pile block with gabled roofs arranged at right angles.

On the southeast elevation, the left-hand block has a mullioned and transomed window with glazing bars, along with a moulded brick label that has blank shields at the stops. There is a first-floor casement window with glazing bars and a gauged brick head, which breaks through the eaves line into a gabled dormer. The front door is located to the right and features a 4-centred gauged brick head, set under a recessed panel with a moulded dripstone that returns around the panel. The ground and first-floor windows of the right-hand gable are similar to those of the left-hand block.

The gables have raised brick courses that simulate bargeboards, and there is a dentil eaves cornice. Additionally, there are paired diagonal chimney stacks on the northeast elevation.