Exterior
Farmhouse, former gentry house, rubble stone mostly roughcast, with stone-tile and slate roofs. Two storeys, two parts. The older and longer part to W. This has a massive double lateral chimney on the rear S wall, the left chimney with raised chimneybreast, the right one rising from the wall edge, the main shafts linked but the top stacks separated. The windowless W end has a ground floor blocked late medieval depressed-arched door. The N front is pebbledashed with widely separated windows and close eaves. One 4-pane sash to first floor left, a 12-pane sash each floor to right, and door with overlight to right of centre, blank window over. Straight joint to C18 shorter range to E. Colour-washed rubble with slate roof of steeper roof pitch. C18 stone end stacks, the right one larger. Two window range, two first floor C20 windows with timber lintels. Ground floor has two doors, the left one formerly a window, the right one in an oak frame, board door with wrought iron hinges, and overlight. E end wall has attic window. Two gabled low rear wings, both of rubble stone, the rear wall between them with two C20 upper windows, two lower windows one C20, one louvred for ventilation. Wing to W has W side boarded door to left, and dripstone of blocked opening to right; S end loft window with oak lintel and dripstone, and E side oak lintel to 9-pane window to right, overgrown window to left. Wing to E has boarded window with top lights on E wall. The rear of the older range has one bay to left of the big chimneys and two to the right, and the roof slope retains stone tiles. The bay to left has a 4-pane sash over an inserted 12-pane sash with concrete sill. The two bays to right have 12-pane sashes each floor, the left ones with stone sills. A spur wall attached to the NW corner has a four-centre arched doorway, possibly to a former cross-passage.