Grange Farmhouse

Grange Farmhouse is a late 16th-century large house designed in an E plan. It stands two storeys tall, with parts of the original timber frame still visible within the brick and partially rendered external walls. The front features a symmetrical arrangement of windows with end gables that project forward from a large hipped roof. At the rear, the roof descends to a ground floor eaves, flanked by two-storey wings—one with a hipped roof and the other with a gabled roof—along with a central staircase wing topped by a hipped roof. The house has massive central and southern chimney stacks with diagonal flues, all resting on a single weathered base. This site is significant as one of the earliest points of settlement, with the current building likely replacing earlier structures.