Dairy 120 Metres To North Of Harleyford Manor

The building is a former dairy, now serving as a toilet block for a caravan park, located 120 meters north of Harleyford Manor. It dates from the late 18th century and has a picturesque appearance. The rectangular block to the north is constructed of knapped flint, featuring an unknapped flint eaves band and surrounds around the openings, with brick quoins and a hipped plain tile roof. It is a single storey with one door and one window on the left side. At the southern end, there is a pebbledashed oval pavilion, also one storey, which has 2-light windows and half-glazed doors set in Gothick arches, complete with leaded glazing.