Blenheim Farmhouse

Blenheim Farmhouse is a 17th-century building that was remodeled in the mid-19th century. During this remodeling, the original range to the northwest was connected to a similar, though smaller, range to the southeast, both designed in a matching style. The farmhouse is two stories high, constructed of rubble with tiled roofs, and features large end stacks with stone shafts.

The northwest front has two windows, both three-light mullioned windows with drips, with the right-hand window on the ground floor extended down. The entrance is located in the link on the southwest side, featuring a gabled porch and a Tudor arch doorway, flanked by windows with drips. There is a small two-light arch-headed mullion window on the first floor of the left-hand gable, which is original. At the rear, there is another mullioned window and an oculus with a drip. The southeast range has two windows on the ground floor, which are mullioned and feature transoms.