Dairy House At Bradle Farm

The Dairy House at Bradle Farm is a house with an attached dairy building, likely built in the early 19th century. It features rubble stone walls, a stone slate roof, and a brick stack, arranged in an L-shaped plan over two storeys. There is a plastered porch added at the angle of the two wings. In the main section, which runs parallel to the road, both the ground and first floors have one casement window each, fitted with cast iron lattice glazing. The projecting wing has one casement window on each floor, featuring glazing bars. The attached dairy at the east end has stone walls and a corrugated iron roof, and it is one storey with a loft. It includes two ledged doors and a loft door above.