Exterior
Two-and-a-half storeyed end-chimney house of T-plan. Of rough-dressed rubble construction on boulder foundations. Graded small-slate roof with overlapping slab-coped gable parapets, double-curved kneelers and coved eaves; chimneys with contemporary moulded capping and weathercoursing. Irregular openings to main (NE) facade: central entrance with flat, finely-chamfered Tudor arch with voussoirs and quoins of slate ashlar; above, a moulded dripstone supported on curved brackets in the manner of a returned label, deeply-recessed C19 boarded door. 6-and 4-pane C20 casement windows flank the entrance to the L and R respectively, both in primary openings. To the R a further, blocked entrance as before, with 4-pane casement beyond. C17 sandstone mullioned windows to first floor, that to the centre (above the door) of 3 lights, the remainder of 2. The attic floor has a large, wide central gable, in the manner of a pediment and with shaped kneelers and slab-coped parapet. In the centre a 4-pane casement as before, in a C17 opening. A moulded stone stringcourse continues the eaves line of the roof across the gable. The NW gable has a blocked primary entrance to the first floor with cambered head and dressed slate voussoirs. The attic floor has a 2-light mullioned window as before, with a further, modern 2-light window to the R, contained within a reduced primary entrance. This has a roll-moulding to its lintel, with flattened Tudor arch. To the L of the first-floor entrance, near the corner of the building, is an inset sandstone date plaque with the initials LA and KA (for Lewis and Katherine Anwyl), together with the incised date 1671.
Projecting, central gabled wing to rear with a 2-light ground-floor window (re-used ovolo-moulded mullion) and an in situ 2-light mullioned sandstone stair light to the R; original ferrementa. Part-glazed modern door to L return, within earlier (though probably not primary) opening. Small original opening to rear of main range at L, with modern glazing; above, a modern 12-pane casement. Late C19 slated lean-to extruded at L in the angle between the primary block and the rear wing; this with part-glazed door to the L and small window to the R. Above this a C20 12-pane casement window; further 2-light mullioned window to R return of rear wing, at first-floor level.