72 and 74 Main Street and attached barns

Nos 72 and 74 Main Street are two houses with attached barns located in Stanbury, Keighley. No 74 is dated 'REP 1727', while the barn to the left is from the early to mid 18th century. No 72 and the barn to the right date from the mid 18th century. The buildings are constructed from coursed millstone grit and have a stone slate roof.

Both houses are two storeys high. No 74 has one bay, with quoins and a moulded doorway featuring a dated lintel. The windows are double-chamfered mullions; the ground floor window on the right has had its original mullions replaced with flat-faced ones, while the first-floor window has six lights, two of which have had their mullions removed. The building has shaped gutter brackets.

The barn to the left also has one bay and quoins, featuring a quoined cart entry with large voussoirs. To the right is a chamfered, quoined stable door with a moulded lintel and a window above, along with some gutter brackets.

No 72, which has one bay, features a door to the left in a plain stone surround with interrupted jambs, and a two-light double-chamfered mullion window to the right and above. It also has shaped gutter brackets.

The barn to the right has three bays, with a central segmental-arched cart entry featuring voussoirs. There is a later window with a stone lintel and cill to the left, with a stone trough projecting beneath it, and a re-used double-chamfered window to the right, which was formerly a two-light window. The barn has three round-arched vents, shaped brackets, and shaped kneelers with ashlar coping overall.

At the rear, No 74 has double-chamfered mullion windows of two lights on the ground floor, with the mullion removed, and six lights above. The later barn at the right end has a threshing door in a stone surround with a chamfered lintel and interrupted jambs, and in the right return, there are pigeon holes and an oculus.