NHER 48366 (Building record) - Pheasantry Cottage, Church Hill

Pheasantry Cottage was originally part of Starston Place Farm (NHER 11090), a model farm built by Samuel Taylor of Stoke Ferry around 1840. The cottage was formerly a garden house to Starston Place, now demolished, and is made of plastered clay lump on a brick plinth. The building is of one storey, has a tiled roof with gabled ends, ornate pierced barge boards with finials, and a four-centred arch doorway. Other buildings originally part of the model farm include Home Farm Lodge (NHER 45614) and an implement shed, granary loft and adjoining cottage listed under a single number (NHER 48725).