Farm Building To South Of The Haven

This 18th-century farm building, located to the south of The Haven, has undergone some alterations. It consists of two sections, both featuring pantiled roofs. The northern part is constructed from half coursed squared large stones, while the remainder is made of handmade red brick in an indeterminate bond, sitting on a plinth of similar stones. There is a stone cornice band present. The building is one and a half storeys high and has three irregular bays. It includes two Dutch doors, several small glazed openings, and a bricked-up cart opening. The southern part is made of brick and has one shuttered window. This building is included in the listing partly for its group value.