Loves Farmhouse

Loves Farmhouse is a 17th-century L-shaped house located in Easebourne on the southeast side of Easebourne Street. The main part of the house, which is the north wing, is constructed of red brick and features a dentilled stringcourse with corbel-like ornaments made of moulded brick in a triangular shape. The roof is tiled and has a pentice on the west side. On the north wall, there is a prominent chimney breast adorned with arched sunk panels on three sides, complete with key-blocks and imposts, and a dentilled band beneath the arch. The chimney has a curved shoulder with a dentilled band as well. The house has casement windows and the southeast wing is made of stone, gabled, and includes a two-light window with a brick mullion. The building is two storeys high and has five windows in total.