Range Of Farmbuildings Adjoining Densdon Farmhouse At The North East

The range of farm buildings adjoining Densdon Farmhouse is likely from the 18th century. They are constructed of cob on stone rubble footings and feature corrugated iron roofs, which were probably originally thatched. The layout includes two adjoining farm buildings: a bullock shed on the left and a linhay on the right. The bullock shed is connected to the ciderhouse wing by a third building, creating a narrow yard behind the lower end room.

On the exterior, the bullock shed has a hipped roof and features three doorways on the ground floor along with a loft door. The adjoining linhay has a door on the left and two open bays on the right, with the loft remaining open but weatherboarded doors added below. The interior has not been inspected. The buildings have group value with the farmhouse.