No 11 (Including Stables To North West And To North)

No 11, including stables to the north-west and to the north, is a red brick dairy and cottage-orne, likely designed by Joseph Morris around the 1890s. It features an engaged octagonal dairy on the west side. The gables and gablets have a triangular shape with moulded edges, and the roofs are tiled, hipped over the dairy with vents on each side. A peristyle roof supported by posts forms a ground floor verandah. The building has casement windows. The living quarters are located to the east and include a corniced and ridged chimney. There is a door leading to the south stable, which is to the north-west; this stable is made of red brick with a hipped tiled roof, a louvred vent in the ridge, and a central gabled projection on the south side. Additionally, there is a stable to the north of the dairy, which is weather-boarded on a brick plinth and also has a tiled roof.