Outbuildings At Bourne Orchard

Outbuildings, dating to the 18th century with a probable 19th-century extension. The western range and the northern range are timber-framed structures. The western range sits on low stuccoed brick sills and is clad in dark weatherboarding with a steep red tile roof; it is hipped with a gablet at the north end. This range faces east into a yard and features two pairs of double boarded doors, one of which projects outward. A gabled dormer window is located at the eaves, featuring a two-light casement window and a gold clock face within the gable. A wind vane sits on the ridge of the main roof. A chimney is located on the rear (west) roofslope near the southwest corner. The south gable of the western range has a window on each level: an eight-pane fixed light above an eight-pane sash window. The lower northern range, likely originally stables, faces south in two staggered buildings.