Outbuildings And Barn About 15 Metres North Of Priory Farmhouse

The outbuildings and barn located about 15 metres north of Priory Farmhouse are farm buildings dating from the late 18th century to the mid 19th century. They are constructed from rubble and feature double roman tile and slate roofs with stone eaves courses, all topped with raised coped verges and saddlestones. A gabled block at the roadside mimics the north end of Priory Farmhouse and includes an oval pitching eye. This block connects to a two-storey storage shed with irregular window arrangements, which leads to a shelter shed featuring a five-bay arcade that supports a granary. Additionally, there is a six-bay barn positioned at right angles, which has a plain opening to the west, a porch, and lean-to offshoots to the east, along with a dovecote in the gable.