Stid Fold, House At South East Of Group

Stid Fold is a late 18th-century house, now unoccupied, located at the south-east of a group of buildings. It is constructed of watershot stone and features a stone slate roof. The house has two storeys and is one bay wide by two rooms deep. Notable architectural details include stone quoins, three-piece square-cut door jambs with a heavy lintel, and flat-faced mullion windows with three stepped lights and six lights, although two mullions have been removed and four lights are blocked. The gable end has a two-light attic window, while the rear of the house includes a six-light and a four-light window, with the upper window having been modified to serve as a taking-in door.