Outbuilding At North End Of Wall Of Digby Estate No 10

The outbuilding at the north end of the wall of Digby Estate No 10 is a structure dating from the late 18th century to the mid-19th century. It is a long building made of stone rubble, topped with a plaintile roof that has a half-hip at each end. The south-west gable end features a loop, while the north-west gable end includes pigeon-holes.

This outbuilding is part of a group that includes Beech Cottage and its garden gate, the north-west boundary wall to Beech Cottage, Castle Farmhouse, the boundary wall to the south-west of Castle Farmhouse, Digby Estate Nos 9 and 10, the wall adjoining to the north, the outbuilding at the north end of the wall of Digby Estate No 10, the outbuilding attached to the south-west end of Digby Estate Nos 275 and 276, Digby Estate Nos 275 and 276, and the outhouse to the south-east end of Nos 275 and 276. These structures, along with the outhouses to Castle Farm and the enclosing wall on the north-east side of Osborne Road, form a cohesive group.