A historic building survey was undertaken to inform the proposed conversion of the farm buildings at Scopwick House to residential use. The surveyed buildings included the main complex, consisting of four ranges of buildings; a northern range aligned approximately east-west, with three north-south aligned ranges to the south.These ranges comprise a large threshing barn, a stable range, cowsheds, a pigeoncote, and a piggery. Also surveyed were a probable former farmworker's cottage to the west of the main complex, and a former cart shed to the east. The buildings all date from the mid- or late-19th century, with some later alterations to fabric and form. {1}{2}