Pigsty, 10 Metres East Of Cowfield Farm

This is a 19th-century pigsty located 10 metres east of Cowfield Farm. It is constructed of red brick and features a red tile roof. The building has two segmental-headed openings in its side walls, with the arched parts made from rubbed brick. At the top, there is a small gablet that includes a central segmental-headed opening, flanked by two smaller rectangular openings, with a similar gablet on the opposite side. The gable ends also have single segmental-headed openings at the ground floor, and each gable end has a segmental-headed opening flanked by two smaller openings. The structure also accommodates hens or pigeons at the first floor level.