The farm came up for auction with the rest of the Highfields estate in 1919. It was described in the catalogue:

'Pound Farm comprises a very picturesque dwelling, built of brick, weather tiled above the ground floor, and with tiled roofs. It is believed that the house is several hundreds of years old.

'The accommodation comprises: One the First Floor, 5 Bedrooms and Box Rooms. On the Ground Floor, Living Room, Parlour, Small Store Rooms, Scullery, Dairy and additional Store Room

'The buildings comprise Stabling for four horses, Chaff Room, Double Piggery, Single Piggery, 2-bay Barn, 2 Cart Sheds, Chicken House and convenient store accommodation, Open Lodge and Yard, also 2 other Open Sheds. The farm house stands well back from the road, and adjoining it is a capital Orchard. The remainder of the farm is good productive land.'