Court Farmhouse

House, Comprising 2-storey main range with later service range to rear. Of rubble stone, roofless but retaining square rubble stacks with moulded caps. The main range faces S and is of 6 bays with a projecting 2 storey bay to the R of centre, the upper storey of which projects on a corbel table. To the L are 3 bays, two with later tall windows of c1700. To the R is a 2-window range with stone mullioned windows. The R gable end has an external stack with paired diagonal chimneys. Connected to the rear at right angles to the right is a short wing with stone steps to a 1st floor doorway, and a 3-light window with sunk chamfered mullions. Beyond and parallel with the main range is the rear service wing added as part of the early C17 modernisation with a timber 3-light mullioned window in the lower storey and corbelled 1st floor stack. The rear service wing forms an open courtyard accessed from the W. Overgrown on inspection in 2011.

Entirely roofless and floorless but retains lateral chimney in the north wall of the former ground-floor hall and fireplace in the hall above. The buffet (or built-in display cupboard) created in the c.1700 alterations survives in the cross wall of the inner room of the hall.