Lower Farmhouse Barn Range Approximately 20 Metres to East

Lower Farmhouse barn range is a barn, stable, and cowhouse built in the mid-18th century. It features limestone rubble with brick dressings and weatherboarded timber framing, topped with an old plain-tile roof. The structure has an L-shaped plan, with the barn in rubble and the upper parts of the walls rising as broad piers between weatherboarded panels. The barn and stable consist of four bays and five bays, respectively, with double doors facing the internal angle and opposed doors in later brick porches. The five-bay range continues as a two-bay stable with a loft, constructed in 19th-century brick, and then transitions into a five-bay weatherboarded cowhouse that includes lean-to feeding passages from the 19th and 20th centuries, along with an additional weatherboarded porch at the rear. The roofs are half-hipped. Inside, the barn and cowhouse have clasped-purlin roofs with curved inner principals.