Farmbuildings Attached To West Of Elm Tree Farmhouse

The farm buildings attached to the west of Elm Tree Farmhouse are a Grade II listed structure dating from around 1800. They consist of a barn, cartsheds, and byres, all featuring lofts above. The buildings are constructed from dressed limestone with a brick eaves course, topped with a concrete pantile roof on the front range and a pantile roof on the rear. The layout is L-shaped, comprising a two-storey, four-bay range at the front and a one-and-a-half-storey, six-bay range to the rear left, which includes a single-storey lean-to outbuilding at the end.

The front range facing the street has two shuttered pitching windows to the left of a blocked doorway and a 12-pane fixed window at the right end. There are 20th-century double board doors on the left gable wall. The rear range features a central board door with a painted timber lintel, along with a similar lifting door above. To the right, there are two louvred pitching windows with ventilation slits below. On the left, there is a three-bay cartshed with segment-arched openings and louvred pitching windows above. These buildings are included for their group value.