Range Of Farmbuildings To North Of Holbrook Farmhouse

A range of farm buildings located to the north of Holbrook Farmhouse, dating from the early 19th century. They are constructed from local stone rubble and feature plain clay tiled roofs with simple gables. The buildings are single-storey and vary in height, surrounding three sides of the farmyard, with the farmhouse situated to the south. The west range includes a taller barn with a segmental arched doorway, followed by a two-bay byre. The north range contains stables, which have a central projecting gable and a segmental arched doorway. The east wing mirrors the north wing. These structures likely represent an early model farm and form a cohesive group with Holbrook Farmhouse.