Outbuildings 20 Yards North And North West Of Church House

The outbuildings located 20 yards north and northwest of Church House are an irregular range dating from the mid-19th century. They are constructed of rubble with Cotswold stone roofs. The layout consists of two ranges that meet at an obtuse angle, with a gap in the right-hand range where the buildings are connected by a wall. The roofline is irregular, creating a picturesque grouping.

The northwest range, on the left, features three open bays supported by wooden posts, along with two doors and two windows. There is also a low extension that includes one window and one door. Joining at an angle to the right is a larger two-bay building that is open to the south and has drum piers. A rubble wall, approximately 10 yards long, connects to a former cartshed located near a garage. This cartshed has a two-light mullioned window in its gable end, a loft door, and a modern garage door to the southwest. These outbuildings are included for their group value with Church House.