Group Of Farm Buildings About 80 Metres East Of Dillington Park Farmhouse

This is a group of farm buildings located about 80 metres east of Dillington Park Farmhouse, dating from the early 19th century. The buildings are primarily constructed from local stone rubble, with the east wall of the main block featuring Ham stone ashlar at the bottom and red brick above. The roofs are made of Welsh slate and are designed with coped gables. The structure has a double roof plan, is two to three storeys high, and consists of 15 bays.

The east elevation includes four segmental-arched openings at the bottom, followed by a semi-circular arched arcade. Above this, there are semi-circular arched windows in bays 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, and 8, with bay 1 being blocked, bays 2 and 3 glazed, and the remaining bays featuring open brickwork. The upper bay 4 has a blocked doorway, while the other bays have slit vents. The other elevations are designed to match the east elevation. The scale of these buildings is quite large for early 19th century farming. The interior has not been seen.