Northeast of the main house is a large bank barn.
It has a gable roof with wood shingles.
Siding is vertical wood planks.
The foundation is field stone with a hand hewn beams.
 The trees used were cut on the farm.
A threshing floor is on the top floor.
On the ground floor are stables and milking stalls.
On the west end of the barn, there is a shed roof addition which contains a corn crib and wagon shed.

There is a windmill constructed in the 1920s, south of the barn.

West of the house are three small outbuildings.
They are the food drying house, the bake oven, and the smoke house.
Each is a frame structure with a front gable roof and wood shingles.

The food-drying house has beveled horizontal siding.
There are shallow drawers for the food to be dried.
The smokehouse and bake oven have vertical wood siding.
All three buildings appear to be from about 1900.

To the west of the food drying house is a wood frame outhouse with a front gable roof, wood shingles on the roof and horizontal wood siding.
It appears to date from about 1900.

North of the smoke house is a root cellar built into the ground.
 It uses field stone for the walls and an earthen roof.

The hoghouse, north of the main house, has a concrete foundation, a standing seam metal, gable roof, and vertical board siding.
It was constructed in the early part of the century.
Northeast of the main house is a large bank barn. It has a gable roof with wood shingles. Siding is vertical wood planks. The foundation is field stone with a hand hewn beams.  The trees used were cut on the farm. A threshing floor is on the top floor. On the ground floor are stables and milking stalls. On the west end of the barn, there is a shed roof addition which contains a corn crib and wagon shed.
There is a windmill constructed in the 1920s, south of the barn.
West of the house are three small outbuildings. They are the food drying house, the bake oven, and the smoke house. Each is a frame structure with a front gable roof and wood shingles. 
The food-drying house has beveled horizontal siding. There are shallow drawers for the food to be dried. The smokehouse and bake oven have vertical wood siding. All three buildings appear to be from about 1900.
To the west of the food drying house is a wood frame outhouse with a front gable roof, wood shingles on the roof and horizontal wood siding. It appears to date from about 1900.
North of the smoke house is a root cellar built into the ground.  It uses field stone for the walls and an earthen roof.
The hoghouse, north of the main house, has a concrete foundation, a standing seam metal, gable roof, and vertical board siding. It was constructed in the early part of the century.
Stahly–Nissley–Kuhns Farm