Coach House At Old Westmill Farm

The Coach House at Old Westmill Farm is an 18th-century building constructed of red brick with chequered red and black brick side walls, topped by a steep hipped roof that is now slated. A wrought iron weathervane sits at the southern end of the ridge. This large, symmetrical coach house stands two stories tall on the east side of the lane, facing west towards the farm courtyard.

The western front features a central bay that projects forward, adorned with a pediment and a semi-circular window in the tympanum. Below this is a segmentally headed coach entry with a pair of wooden doors. To the left, or north, there is a segmentally headed door and a window on the ground floor; the door includes ventilator slits. The upper floor, or loft, has a loft door to the right and a two-light leaded casement window to the left. On the right side, or south of the central portion, there is a flat-arched vehicular doorway with wooden doors on the ground floor, along with a flight of steps leading to the loft door, which has a two-light window to its right. The roof extends to form a pentice at the rear over an open-sided lean-to hay store.