Former Cow House and Attached Shelter Shed Immediately North of Crofters Public House

The former cow house and attached shelter shed, located immediately north of the Crofters Public House, is an early 19th-century structure that has been altered and is now used as a disused community centre and part of the public house. The buildings are constructed of red sandstone rubble and feature graduated slate roofs. The cow house is L-shaped, consisting of a two-storey, eight-bay section that connects to a one-storey, seven-bay shelter shed.

The cow house has large quoins, three boarded doors, and three casements set under segmental arches. It also includes slit vents and two round-arched pitching holes on the first floor. The rear of the cow house features two round-arched doors that are accessed by a 20th-century ramp and stairs. The interior was not inspected during the survey, but it was noted to be timber-buttressed.

The shelter shed has four open-fronted bays supported by monolithic limestone piers, with the fifth bay infilled. Bays six and seven have been altered to integrate with the Crofters Public House. The structure includes principal-rafter trusses. Together, these buildings are part of a planned farm group.