Farmbuildings Adjoining Appley Court Farmhouse

The farm buildings adjoining Appley Court Farmhouse date from the early to mid 19th century and are constructed of local slate rubble with slate roofs. There are two L-shaped blocks, referred to as Block A and Block B, which are connected on the southeast side by a wall that partially divides Block B, creating a linhay. Block A features a longer side with two storeys and five segment-headed arched openings leading to the byre, along with a loft door above and an adjoining cartshed. Block B is a hipped, two-storey building with openings on each floor that project into the foldyard, and it has a three-bay linhay attached, supported by stone piers and a king post roof. The outer bay beyond the foldyard is used as a coachhouse.