Farmbuildings Adjoining To North West Church Town Farmhouse

The farm buildings adjoining to the northwest of Church Town Farmhouse date from the early 19th century. Originally designed as a bank barn, they included a shippen and stables on the ground floor, with a hay loft and threshing floor above. Currently, the buildings are used for garages and livestock. Constructed from rubble stone with large quoins on the right-hand gable end, they feature a slate roof with gable ends. The structure has an asymmetrical front with two storeys. The ground floor has two garage doors on the left, accompanied by two windows, and stairs leading up to the loft and an additional garage. The first floor contains three windows with glazing bars and two double doors in between. Set back on the gable end is a smaller two-storey building with a door on the ground floor and a window above. These buildings are included for their group value with the farmhouse.