Bridge Farmhouse

This is an L-shaped timber-framed farmhouse, with its north wing dating to the 15th century and the south wing to the 16th century. The south wing's ground floor reveals exposed timbering with modern red brick herringbone nogging. The rest of the house has been refaced with red brick on the ground floor and tile-hanging above, with a bellcast between. It has a tiled roof, and casement windows with diamond-shaped panes. A crow-stepped brick chimney breast is located at the east end of the south front. The house is two storeys high, with five windows facing east and three windows facing south. Inside, notable features include one large stone fireplace, five red brick fireplaces, a spiral wooden staircase, a queen-post roof, and panelling in one room dated 1631 which bears the initials "R. S. & I. S." – believed to represent Roger and Jane or Roger and John Shotter.