Home Farm Buildings And Farmhouse

Home Farm Buildings and Farmhouse is a small model farm dating from the mid-19th century, located just outside the park wall to the south. It includes a labourer's cottage at the southeast corner and a coachman's cottage. The buildings are constructed of stone with some flint and feature slate roofs. The farmhouse shares the same date and is designed in a Latin cross plan with two storeys, showcasing banded stone and flint courses. It has coped gables with moulded kneelers and a slate roof, along with gable end and central chimneys, and a front gable topped with a finial. The east front has two windows, and there is a corbelled rectangular oriel bay on the first floor of the gables, which contains three casement windows with marginal glazing bars and stone mullions. The ground floor features a three-light mullion window with a drip mould over it, and there is a pinnacled gable above the right-hand first floor window. The rear of the building is constructed of ashlar.