Barn,Wall And Outbuilding Along North And West Sides Of Farmyard At Rookery Farm

The barn, wall, and outbuilding at Rookery Farm, located along the north and west sides of the farmyard, date from the mid-18th century and were formerly a stable. The barn, situated to the north of the farmyard, is constructed of a timber frame and weatherboard, with a concrete block plinth and a corrugated iron roof. It consists of four bays and features an off-centre wagon entry, double queen strut trusses, and purlins. There is a 20th-century lean-to at the west end of the barn.

Attached to the barn and extending along the west side of the farmyard is an 18th to early 19th-century wall made of rubble stone, which includes a small early 19th-century stable at the southern end. This stable is also built of rubble stone and has a slate roof, with openings for the ground floor and hayloft. The remainder of the wall has a 20th-century cartshed roof added to the farmyard side.