Cider House, Court Farm

The Cider House at Court Farm is a 19th-century building constructed of brick with a red tile roof. It has a rectangular plan and is a single storey with an apple tallet. The facade, which faces the former farmyard, features a plank door with a segmental-headed surround on the right and a double-width opening with plank doors at the center of the opposite wall. There are two 2-light casement windows with segmental heads at the right gable end. Steps lead up to the plank door at the left gable end, which is flanked by single lights with glazing bars. A kennel is incorporated at the base of the stairs. The eaves are decorated with brick dentil detailing. Inside, the building contains a cider mill with a yolk for a horse and a twin screw cider press located at the right-hand end.