Granary at Home Farm

The granary at Home Farm is a two-storey building that also serves as a stable, constructed from random rubble walls and topped with a gabled slate roof. On the northern gable end, there are external stone steps leading up to a boarded granary door, which is set beneath a stone lintel. To the left of these steps, in the lower storey, is another boarded door that is located under a segmental brick head. The northern side wall features openings at the upper left and right, each with shallow segmental stone heads and boarding, as well as a small opening at the lower right that has thin iron bars. The southern side wall, which faces the road, is similar in design but is partly obscured by vegetation. On the southern gable end, there is a wide doorway that is offset to the right, featuring a stone segmental head, with rubble stone and a boarded door inserted. The building was not inspected during the survey conducted in May 1998.