The Old Dairy

The Old Dairy is a 18th-century building that originally served as a dovecot, granary, and stable. It features brown brick construction on a sandstone plinth for the dovecot, while the barn and stable are timber framed with brick and weatherboard cladding. The roofs are plain tiled, with a hipped design over the dovecot.

The dovecot has a square plan and is topped with a square weatherboard lantern beneath a ribbed ogee dome and a sphere finial. It has diagonal brick dentilled eaves and a lunette window on the east front, along with a cambered head window below. The south front has a similar arrangement but includes later windows, and there is a door on the north side.

The barn and stable range on the north side has two fixed casements in the center, double doors to the left, and a door to the right. The south side features six windows across with a door at the left end.