The Old Dairy
Said to be by Lutyens c.1911–12, this single‑storey painted‑brick house has a tiled roof with two tile‑hung gables over lattice‑window bays, a central glazed door, and a plainer side wing with one window and a brick‑and‑glass porch at the angle.
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Description
Said to be by Sir Edwin Lutyens, 1911-12. One storey in painted brick with tile roof with 2 gables to the right with lattice work at windows, these gables being tile-hung. One casement window of 2 lights below both of these gables and a glazed inset door between. To the left a long plain wing with one window and a brick and glass porch to the angle. (Historic England, list entry 1085716)
Bibliography
Historic England.The Old Dairy House. [Online] Available from: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1085716,
