Front Garden Walls Including Storehouse South Of Livenhayes Farmhouse

The front garden walls and storehouse south of Livenhayes Farmhouse date from the early to mid-19th century. They are constructed from local stone and flint rubble, with the storehouse featuring a roof made of interlocking tiles. The front garden of Livenhayes Farmhouse is enclosed by a low stone rubble wall, which creates a terrace, and the eastern side wall supports this terrace. In the southwest corner, there is a small two-storey storehouse that faces north towards the farmhouse. The front of the storehouse has a single two-light window on each floor, both of which are plain and unglazed with internal shutters. To the right of the windows is a doorway with a plank door. The roof of the storehouse is gable-ended, and on the left side, there is a lean-to privy. These walls and the storehouse contribute significantly to the overall appearance of Livenhayes Farmhouse.