House East Of Stud

This is an L-shaped house located east of Stud, built around 1800. It is likely constructed of stone but is currently covered in pebbledash. The house features a grey slate roof with lead rolls at the hips and stands two storeys tall with three windows, presenting a symmetrical front to the southeast. It has wide boxed eaves and two plain brick chimneys. The window openings have splayed reveals and heads, with painted label-moulds and projecting sandstone cills. The windows are timber mullioned, with three lights on the ground floor and two lights on the first floor. There is a projecting gabled porch that includes turned posts on a sandstone plinth, an arched truss, and heavy bargeboards, which were added in the 1880s by John Douglas. The porch features patterned leaded glazing in the casements, likely also by John Douglas, and there is a boarded front door. A single-storey extension, probably built around 1900, is located to the north. The interior has not been inspected.