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 Home Farm in
2011. Divided into two dwellings, the nearer half
was for sale. The farmhouse has the characteristic
detailing of Bylaugh estate farms with its grand
chimneys and distinctive window frames. These date
from the 1870s when the architect Thomas Jeckyll was
employed to improve the farms on the estate.
   Details of the farm as it appeared in the Bylaugh estate sale catalogue in 1917.  The farmyard following the conversion of one of the outbuidlings to a residence. |