Fox House Farmhouse And Attached Cottage

Fox House Farmhouse and attached cottage is a farmhouse dating from 1738, as indicated by a plaque. The front elevation is made of deeply coursed and squared gritstone, while the rest is constructed from gritstone rubble, topped with stone slate roofs. The building features a 2-room plan with a partial outshut and an attached cottage at the right rear. It stands two storeys high and has two windows on the first floor. Large quoins are present, and the doorway, located to the left of centre, has a bonded ashlar surround. There are flanking 3-light windows with square-faced stone surrounds and wooden casements, lacking mullions. The first floor has two similar windows, and the date plaque is positioned above the door. The building also showcases moulded kneelers, gable copings, and ashlar end stacks with a band and cornice.

At the right return, the two-storey cottage attached at the rear features double-chamfered mullion windows, moulded kneelers, gable copings, and a brick end stack. The stone roof of the cottage is damaged. Inside, the cottage retains some plank and muntin partitioning and a corbelled stone fireplace.