Dungrove Farmhouse

Dungrove Farmhouse is a 18th century front added to an earlier, likely late medieval, timber-framed structure. The farmhouse features a red brick south front and a hipped old tiled roof. It has two low storeys and includes four flush casement windows with glazing bars, which are positioned under cambered relieving arches. There are cut brackets supporting the hood over the door. To the right, there is a single storey and attic wing that has a Yorkshire casement window. The wing on the left incorporates the end of a former barn, which has since been demolished. Dungrove Farmhouse is also mentioned in the Domesday Book.