Colemans Farm Outbuildings To South West Of Farmhouse

Colemans Farm Outbuildings, dating from the 16th to 17th century, are a group of attached outbuildings consisting of three ranges. They are timber framed and weatherboarded, with a corrugated asbestos roof that is hipped on the right range and features lower gables on the central and left ranges. The right range has five bays and a side purlin Queen post roof, with arched braces supporting the rear midstrey tie beams and straight braces elsewhere. The walls have through bracing, and there is a central opening with double doors on the right. The left and central ranges contain five and two bays respectively, both with Queen post and Queen strut roof construction. The five-bay section is open at the rear and serves as a cart lodge, featuring two windows, a door opening, and double doors at the front. This is a notable example of its type.