Ghyll House

Ghyll House is a house dating to 1677, with a 20th-century extension. It is constructed of sandstone rubble with a slate roof and has gable stacks. The house is two storeys high with an attic, and a cellar lies beneath the east end, set into the sloping ground. The west end of the facade features a doorway with a lintel inscribed '1677', although the entrance is now within a modern extension. A three-light mullioned window with rebated and chamfered details remains at the east end of the cellar level, alongside a chamfered door surround. Above this, the ground floor has a four-light window with mullions removed. The first floor retains a blocked single-light chamfered window at the west end and a former three-light window at the east, where the mullions have been removed and the sill lowered. Other windows are modern. The west gable has a single-light chamfered attic window. Some rebated and chamfered surrounds remain at the rear of the building.