Southern Part Of Range Of Farm Buildings Comprising Root House, Market Cart House And Fat Bullocks House, Approximately 25 Metres West Of South Hole Farmhouse

This range of farm buildings, comprising a root house, market cart house, and fat bullocks house with lofts above, dates possibly to the 17th century. The buildings are constructed of cob with a corrugated asbestos roof. They are approximately 25 metres west of South Hole Farmhouse.

The root house is on the left and has two openings; the opening to the right has a timber lintel, while another is slatted with a loft door above. The market cart house features an old double-leaved plank door and timber lintel. A loft door is positioned to the right of a slated opening. The fat bullocks house, at the south end, has an opening to the right with a timber lintel, and above this is a possibly reset 17th-century three-light splayed mullion window.

The root house, market cart house, and fat bullocks house form the southern part of a long range of farm buildings set forward of stables and a shippon, with a cart linhay adjoining to the north.