Pigsty at Upper House Farm

The pigsty at Upper House Farm is a single-storey structure built from rubble. On the left side, it features four openings set into a whitewashed rubble wall, each with boarded doors. The roof is undulating and made of stone tiles, designed in a lean-to style.

To the right, there is a taller single-storey building with an attic. This part has a whitewashed rubble front and a rubble rear, topped with a slate roof, which is partly corrugated on the rear pitch. The front has overhanging eaves, and there is a gabled entry on the left accessed by outside rubble steps. This section includes pivot windows and a boarded door, as well as a broad opening to the left that leads to the rear. The roof has been raised at the left rear, where a lean-to extension is present.

Inside, the building retains its original roof construction, featuring dowelled timbers and tenoned purlins.