Outbuildings To The Grove

The outbuildings to The Grove, originally listed as a barn south of Nos 8, 9, and 10, are 18th or 19th century structures that have been converted into a garage and dwelling. They are built from limestone rubble, with the barn featuring a roof of 20th century interlocking tiles and the house covered with stone slates. The outbuilding, now serving as three garages, has a monolithic 2-light window in the gable facing the road, which is likely from the 14th century and has been reset from another location. The house includes a left through carriage opening, a rear that has been blocked, and a central door. It also has timber windows, three hipped dormers on the front, and one on the rear.