Almonry Farmhouse

Almonry Farmhouse is a house dating from the 15th century and earlier. It features a timber frame with earlier flint and rubble walling, which is clad with brick and flint, and has a rendered and painted finish. The rear elevation is tile hung, and the house has a plain tiled roof. It is designed as a hall house with a cross wing plan, standing two storeys high with a hipped roof. There are stacks at the left end, at the rear right, and clustered at the centre.

On the first floor, there are three half-sized glazing bar sashes, one wooden casement, and one full glazing bar sash. The ground floor has three glazing bar sashes and a half-glazed door set in a plain porch. Inside, there is a blocked stone-jambed window in the upper wall, and four-centred arched doorways on the upper floor. The ground floor features knee-braced tie beams and reported crown post roof with smoke blackening, as well as ovolo moulded ceiling joists. The property also includes flint-lined cellars.