Hollytree Farmhouse

Hollytree Farmhouse is a 18th-century farmhouse that incorporates a former agricultural building. The original house range on the left is built of coursed rubble stone and features an artificial stone slate roof, with stone end stacks that have oversailing brick courses; the left stack is an external one. The remaining lower range is constructed from rubble stone with a pantile roof and includes a large brick stack, also with oversailing courses. The main house is a single long range of two storeys, featuring one 19th-century leaded twin casement window. On the ground floor, there is a similar window to the left and a four-panel door to the right, with the top two panels glazed and the lower two featuring bolection moulding. The long single-storey range with an attic has five similar windows and two sloping-roof dormers on the eaves. The first bay was formerly a door but is now bricked in. The end of the range to the right has been altered, with bay four showing a wooden lintel above the current sill level, possibly indicating a former cellar door, and the end bay having been added.