Frogend Farmhouse And Attached Barn

Frogend Farmhouse and the attached barn date from the 18th century. The farmhouse features a rendered facade and exposed rubble, topped with a concrete plain tile roof. It is a broad-fronted building with a roof that sweeps down in two sections at the rear. The barn, which is in the same plane but has a lower roof, consists of two sections and is covered with stone slate, located to the right of the farmhouse. The farmhouse was likely built in two sections, with one windowed extension on the left side. It has three storeys and four windows; the top floor has three two-light windows, the first floor has a mix of two and three-light windows, and the ground floor has three three-light windows, all of which are replacement wood casements. There is also a modern porch added to the building.