Farmbuildings Arranged Around A Farmyard 20 Metres South-South-East Of Aller Restaurant

The farm buildings arranged around a farmyard, located 20 metres south-south-east of Aller Restaurant, are mostly from the 19th century, with some elements dating back to the 17th or 18th century. They are constructed from a mix of cob and stone and feature a gable-end pantiled roof. The linhay, barns, and other buildings create three sides of a square that opens onto the farmyard. One range, aligned northeast to southwest, retains remains of a pegged and halved hip roof that appears to be older than the other roofs, which are 19th century sawn A-profile collar rafter roofs; this older roof may date from the late 17th or 18th century. Additionally, the cob range parallel to the public road has an overhanging pantiled roof supported on posts, contributing to the overall charm of the group alongside Aller Restaurant, which was formerly the farmhouse.