4, Crib Lane

No. 4, Crib Lane is a late 18th-century house in Saddleworth. It is constructed of hammer-dressed watershot stone with a graduated stone slate roof. The original building is a single-depth, three-storey house, to which a 20th-century brick addition has been made to the left gable. The house has quoins. The front facade, two bays wide, is painted and features a door with a square-cut surround on the left side. It has two five-light windows and a six-light window on the ground floor, and an eleven-light window on the second floor, believed to have been a workshop. Most windows have recessed, flat-faced stone mullions, with king mullions also present. Brick chimney stacks are visible on the gable ends. The gables and rear elevation have two and three-light windows. A first-floor door with a dressed surround is now partially obscured by the 20th-century addition.