Dairy North Of Palace Cottage, Behind Palace Cottage Annexe

The dairy located north of Palace Cottage, behind the Palace Cottage Annexe, is a mid-19th century structure that was restored in 1984. It features rendered brick walls and an overhanging roof made of plain and fishscale tile bands, supported by rustic tree-trunk posts. This single-storey octagonal building has a verandah that wraps around it, extending into gabled hoods on two sides. The entrance side showcases a gabled hood with carved bargeboards and a finial, along with a high-set triangular dormer on the roof face. At the top of the roof, there is a ventilator with a raised separate eight-faced roof that culminates in a finial. The floor under the verandah is made of closely-set pebbles.