Conheath

Probably earlier 19th century. Pair of detached 2-storey

3-bay farm steading blocks flanking eastern entrance to

courtyard, the larger (to south), with 3-stage octagonal

dovecot adjoining north east angle, now converted for

domestic use. All rubble-built with ashlar dressings - north

block white-washed. DOVECOT: (now also forms part of house)

continuous cill band at each level; openings mostly blind

(glazed openings each level of one face); square openings to

3rd stage with flight holes to 2 faces; bracketted eaves,

facetted low roof with weather vane finial.

SOUTH BLOCK: 3 bays to north and to east elevations, former

with gabled brick porch added, latter with blocked cartways

and loft door, off-centre main door, windows in outer bays.

Modern glazing. Corniced stacks. NORTH BLOCK: rectangular-

plan; 3-bay south elevation has margined openings, off-centre

door to each level, windows (1 blind) in outer bays; 2

square-headed cartways to courtyard, single bay east flank.

Piended or gabled roofs, all slated.