Exterior
Country house, roughcast with slate hipped roofs, paired brackets to eaves, and tall stacks (reduced in number as compared with old photographs). Two storeys, five-window front with big projecting hipped-roofed centrepiece. Left end tall roughcast stack and stone stack to right of centre on roof-slope. Window-spacing is uneven, centre projection is actually left of centre and has first floor 18-pane sash which is central, but chamfered Tudor-arched entry below is slightly left of centre, suggesting perhaps that the porch incorporates much older fabric. Later C19 door. Side walls of porch have narrow sashes, one each floor left, ground floor only right. First floor of main range has 18-pane sashes left of centre, and 12-pane sashes to right, while ground floor windows are all full length C19 sashes with marginal bars.
Right end wall was linked to matching hipped-roofed block, now demolished, probably of the 1880s. C20 lean-to garage. To right, hipped projection with two windows above, one below right.
Left end wall has 18-pane sash each floor and slightly lower-roofed range running back to left of two bays, with 18-pane sashes each floor, that to ground floor left replaced in plastic after fire.
Rear has three hipped-roofed parallel ranges, that to right set back, with windowless wall, that to centre (containing staircase) with big late C19 5-light stair-window with top-lights and 5-light window above under eaves, these set to left with, to right, one first floor 12-pane sash. Roof of left-hand range has short ridge and stone stack on upper roof-slope. Two windows first floor right, one below not aligned.