Dovecote At New Wellbury Farm (10 Metres To South West Of House)

The dovecote at New Wellbury Farm, dating from the 18th century, is located 10 metres southwest of the main house. It is constructed of red brick laid in a Flemish bond pattern, featuring blue headers. The west gable displays exposed timbers, while the east gable has a projecting boarded entrance for the dovecote. The building has a half-hipped steep roof covered with old red tiles. It is a single-storey rectangular structure that faces south, with a central boarded door and a 2-light fanlight above it. On the north side, there is a small 2-light window located centrally under the eaves. The dovecote includes four rows of round-headed openings with a shelf at the bottom and has a chamfered plinth.