Outbuildings At The Plume Of Feathers Public House 20 Metres North Of Public House

The outbuildings at The Plume of Feathers public house, located 20 metres north of the pub, date from the 18th century. They form a charming range of timber-framed, weatherboarded structures along the north side of the yard, featuring steep gabled roofs covered with pantiles. The central building is a one and a half storey, two-bay cow house with a loft above. To the west, there is a single storey lean-to with a pantiled roof, and to the east, a lower single storey stable with a pitched roof. In 1849, these buildings were described as "a capital Yard with stable, Cow-house and loft, etc" in the sale particulars of the Gilston Park Estate. They contribute to the picturesque character of the group that includes the public house on the corner.