Green Fold Farmhouse

Green Fold Farmhouse is a pair of farmhouses dating to the early 18th century, built in two distinct phases. The right-hand section is constructed of rubble gritstone, while the left-hand section is of coursed squared gritstone. Both have stone slate roofs. The right-hand farmhouse has two bays and features a plinth and quoins. It has a central doorway set within a bonded ashlar surround, flanked by 20th-century casement windows on both floors, inserted into altered square-faced surrounds. Corniced ashlar stacks are located at each end. The left-hand farmhouse, with three bays, has quoins to the left. A board door is positioned between bays two and three, in a bonded ashlar surround, with 3-light wood casements on each floor, also inserted into square-faced stone surrounds. The window to the left of the door has an altered sill. The ground floor window in bay one has altered surrounds to the door and 3-light casement, with a 3-light casement above; the upper window is beneath an old inserted wood lintel. Corniced ashlar stacks mark each end of each farmhouse, with a further ridge stack on the left-hand house. The rear of the farmhouse displays a partial outshut on the left-hand section and remnants of double-chamfered mullion windows on the right-hand section, alongside a gabled wing. A lean-to on the left return range is not of particular interest.