Ranges of outbuildings at southwest Wyver Farm, Wyver Lane, Belper, an early 19th century complex. From the National Heritage List for England: 'WYVER LANE 1. 5167 (North Side) Ranges of farm buildings including connecting walls and gate piers to south-west of foldyard at Wyver Farm SK 34 NW 7/244 GV II Early C19. Ranges, walls and gate piers forming a courtyard. South-east range. Two storeys. Slate roof. Red brick, stone and white brick building with linking bands at door and window arches. Stable doors and windows with pitching eyes above. Rear elevation of coursed stone with double row of horizontal vents. (Small yard at rear has ramp access from farmyard buildings attached to the buildings ). South-west range. Red brick,slate roof. A single storey building with 3 windows and doors. North-west and north-east sides of yard. Coursed stone boundary wall with stone gate piers. The north-west side has also a single storey coursed stone building with slate roof and a large roof vent. Listing NGR: SK3398149555.' (1)