Emperor House Empress Cottage Euginee Cottage Ye Olde Farm

Emperor House, formerly known as Ye Olde Farm, now comprises four separate units. The building dates to the 17th century and has been altered subsequently. The south-facing section is a two-storeyed timber-framed house, with two windows set within square framing and incorporating corner struts, as well as a central front door. The central unit is taller, featuring a slightly projecting section constructed with closely framed timber and a seven-light ground floor window. A single-storeyed brick building extends to the north, characterized by a large roof. Casement windows with diamond-leaded lights are visible throughout. The roof is covered in red tiles, with a hip over the central projection. Tiled roofs also cover open porches supported by posts. The rear elevation presents a modern appearance, featuring a white-painted rendered wall and casement windows.