Christmas Close Christmas Farm House

Christmas Farm House is a building with origins dating to the 16th century, with significant additions from the 19th and 20th centuries. The rear left section is timber-framed with brick infill, with tile hanging above. The rear right section, within Christmas Close, has rendered infill. The front left section is constructed of dressed stone on a rendered plinth, with rendered surfaces and a tile-hung upper portion set back to the right. The front right section is rendered. The roof is tiled with a ridge cresting, and a stack with diagonal brick patterning is located top-right of centre.

The house is two storeys high. The left side of the front elevation has two mullioned and transomed windows within raised stone surrounds on the first floor, and an angle bay window with a hipped roof on the ground floor. A casement window sits above a raised lintel in the centre of the ground floor. An open entrance passage leads to square, glazed courtyards, with 20th-century part-glazed doors on either side of Christmas Close. The left-hand return front features an angle bay window on the first floor supported by moulded corbels. A timber-framed range extends across the rear of the building.