Farmhouse at Warren Farm

Warren Farm is a farmhouse consisting of a north wing from the 17th century and a south wing from the mid-19th century. The north wing is timber-framed and plastered, topped with steep old red tile roofs. The south wing is constructed of brick and roughcast, featuring slate roofs. The house has an irregular Z-plan and faces south, with two storeys that vary in height. The oldest section, located in the north, has an L-plan layout facing east. It includes a projecting lateral chimney on the kitchen's rear wing to the west, a two-light Yorkshire sliding casement window on the north side, and two 18th-century two-light casement windows on each floor facing east. The south wing, connected by a lower 19th-century section, consists of two parallel gabled parts of different widths. It features a gabled porch on the south, flanked by flat-topped rectangular bay windows.