Cattle Shed at Home Farm

L-shaped cattle shed of rubble stone and slate roof, facing a yard on the SE side. A short N wing has, facing the yard, a stone segmental-headed doorway to R and wide doorway L under a brick segmental head and partly infilled to form a window. The longer W wing has 2 similar brick-headed doorways to R. On the L side are 2 boarded doors to calf cots, on the inner sides of which are stone buttresses, with 2 small vents beneath the eaves to the centre. At the L end is a stub wall. The rear of the S wing has a row of 4 pigsties to L under a catslide outshut roof, which each have walled pens and boarded gates inside brick jambs. At the L end is a cast iron boiler with grate and brick flue, inserted mid C20 and used for boiling swill. To the R of the pigsties is a boarded door with an over-vent, leading to a calf cot. At the R end is a stub wall. Behind the N wing is a ruined lean-to.

The roof has machine-sawn, pegged trusses with tie beams and raking struts. The 3 calf cots at the S end are partitioned with simple boarding, and have brick feeding troughs. The cattle stalls are divided by concrete walls and have concrete mangers.