Towermartin Farmhouse

Towermartin Farmhouse is a farmhouse dated around 1700, indicated by a possibly re-set triple keystone above the door. The building features earlier walling along with alterations from the 19th and 20th centuries. It has a dressed stone facade and a pantiled roof, standing two storeys tall with three bays and a one-bay cross-gabled extension to the left that projects to the rear. There is a later outshut that partly fills the angle. The central door has a flat raised surround, and the windows have similar surrounds. The farmhouse also has a band and heavily rusticated quoins. The sash windows have all been renewed. The gabled roof has flat stone coping and stone gable stacks. The left extension includes a granary on the first floor, and there are 20th-century dormer windows along with front and rear porches.