Group Of 3 Farm Buildings, About 10 Metres West And South Of Hill Farmhouse

This group of three farm buildings, located about 10 metres west and south of Hill Farmhouse, dates from the late 18th century. The linhay, situated to the south-southwest of the house, is constructed of random rubble with cob and timber posts, topped with a slate roof. The floor is missing, and there is an unglazed opening on the first floor of the right return elevation. The cartshed, which has a granary above it, is located to the west of the house. It is made of rendered random rubble and also features a slate roof, consisting of three bays. The ground floor has a round-headed opening, while there is a window in the loft and pigeon holes in the gable end. Lastly, the cider house with a loft is positioned to the west-southwest of the house, built of random rubble and covered with a slate roof, and it includes a four-light window on the first floor.