Stanley Coppice Farm Cottage Stanley House

Stanley House and Stanley Coppice Farm Cottage are a house and cottage dating from the 17th century, with a bay added to the left in the 18th century and the cottage to the right in the 19th century. The buildings are roughcast over stone, topped with a stone slate roof and featuring two chimneys. They stand two storeys high and now comprise five bays, of which the second and third bays form the original 17th-century house.

The entrance is protected by a substantial two-storey porch, which has a doorway offset to the left, a string course, and a three-light stepped window with a hoodmould. The window lights are round-headed with hollow spandrels, and there is a blocked circular opening in the apex of the porch. The gable of the porch and the kneelers are adorned with ball finials. To either side of the string course, there is a very small ground floor window in the first bay. Additionally, there is one double-chamfered stone mullion window on the ground floor in the rear wall of the second bay.

Inside the house, there are chamfered beams, and a blocked three-light stone mullion window (now lacking mullions) can be found in the front wall of the porch, below the level of the string, at the landing of the current staircase.