Sheepfold, Hayknowes Farm

Earlier 19th century. Former bacon processing plant. Long

rectangular gabled range, 2 storeys, 7-bay long elevations. Rubble-built, with ashlar dressings; all whitewashed;

openings all flat-headed; square 1st floor windows; windows

mostly barred and with original sliding timber shutters

fitted to inner walls: lean-to added to W gable. S elevation

(to roadside) and central cartway with boarded doors, further

cartway at left with sliding door, 1st floor door above with

hoist over. N elevation has 2 blocked ground floor slits,

otherwise, windows throughout. Roofed with gabled slates.

Footings of adjoining concrete structure at E.

Interior has tiers of wall recesses to accommodate timber

meat-hanging frames; some framing survives at E. Ground floor

shutters slide horizontally, 1st floor shutters slide upwards

to open.