Bank House And Adjoining Barn

Bank House and the adjoining barn are 17th-century traditional stone structures with a stone roof, located on Bank House Lane in Luddenden Dean. The house is two storeys high, featuring two long mullioned windows on the main (south) front, with the lower windows having round-arched heads and label mouldings. The barn to the east shares the same roof and has an arched entrance inscribed with "Gilbert Brockbank" in Gothic letters, along with a 2-light window above and a second, blocked doorway. The rear of the house has been altered and faced with pebbledash, and the east extension is of no particular interest. Bank House, along with Nos 1 and 2 Bank House Cottages and the adjoining barn, form a group.