Raughmere Farm, The Farm Buildings To The North Of The Farmhouse

Raughmere Farm consists of farm buildings located to the north of the farmhouse, dating from the 19th century. The complex includes six buildings, four of which create a courtyard. The two main structures are positioned on the east and west sides of the courtyard. The west side features a large barn constructed of red brick, with two hipped projections on the east side that were formerly wagon entrances. A large modern addition has been added to this side. The east side was originally stables and is two storeys high, built of a combination of red brick, flints, and tile hanging. The south side of this building is a single storey, faced with weatherboarding, and its roof has been removed. The north side contains a single storey stable made of red brick. To the east, there are two open cattle or cart sheds; the southern shed is faced with flints, while the northern one is clad in weatherboarding and features wooden columns that form an arcade.