Barn and Attached Farm Building at Park Farm

The barn and attached farm building at Park Farm date from 1631 and 1743, with the attached building likely from 1743. There have been alterations in the mid-20th century. The structure is built of squared coursed limestone and features stone slate roofs. It consists of five bays, with two altered segmental-arched doorways that have 2-light cross-glazed casements above. The left doorway has a mid-20th century sliding door in a slightly reduced opening, while the blocked right doorway has a large wood lintel inserted below the arch and a 5-light window with glazing bars. A central cross window features a stone flat arch, and there are vents present.

On the left return side, there are three blind painted arches of varying sizes, with a stable door inserted in the left arch. The gable has a similar arch with a square opening inserted. A datestone inscribed "JM 1743" is visible. The lower building to the left has two blind openings, and a coped gable parapet features a blind semi-circular opening. The right return side also has a coped gable parapet, inscribed with "IH," and a small stone below it inscribed "1631" in a different script. A central blank stone panel has a brick surround, and another datestone to the right is inscribed "JM 1743." Above this, a blank panel features a cartouche of arms and crest, and there is an owl hole with a brick surround. The rear of the building has been altered, and the interior has not been inspected.