Bullocks Farmhouse

Bullocks Farmhouse dates to circa 1600, with early 18th-century additions. It is a two-storey, three-window building. Originally a timber-framed structure, the frame is exposed on the west gable and the remainder of the building is clad in brick. The roof is covered in red tiles, with half-hipped ends and a catslide to the north, featuring a Tudor-style stack with two spiral-grooved flues on a rectangular base. The brick walling is of mixed bond and includes a first-floor band on brick dentils, along with plinths, indicating many alterations. The windows are casements, with one old leaded light at the west end. A modern side door has been inserted. Inside, there is some 17th-century panelling to the side of an old staircase.