Church Farmhouse, Barn to W

Church Farmhouse is a combination farm building with an integral stable, constructed from coursed squared sandstone. It features a weatherboarded timber-framed south gable and a red clay pantiled roof. The building has four structural bays aligned on a north-south axis, with the stable located at the north end.

The east front has a doorway that is offset to the right of center. Originally, this doorway was nearly 2 meters wide but has been reduced by about 50 centimeters on the right-hand side. It includes a set-in oak doorframe that is almost 20 centimeters wide, along with a batten-and-board stable door. Flanking the doorway are two unglazed 4-light wooden mullioned windows, each with an oak lintel, a set-in chamfered frame, and sturdy diamond-set mullions. At the right-hand end, there is also a stable doorway.

On the south gable wall, there is a central doorway and a 4-pane fixed window to the right, along with a weatherboarded timber-framed gable. Inside the stable at the north bay, there is a wooden hayrack and stalls for three horses. The main part of the building is lofted at both ends and features three pegged collar trusses of good quality. The middle truss includes a tie-beam and queen struts, while the other two are open, supporting three tiers of trenched purlins.