Still House

The building is a former detached residence, dated 1768. It is constructed with dressed stone facades, dressed quoins, and brick. The roof is covered in stone slate. The facade is three bays, symmetrical, with the left bay projecting. The central doorway features a round arched fanlight, and above it, a single round arched window to the first floor. To the left and right of the central bay, on both floors, are Venetian windows with raised surrounds, impost blocks, and keystone blocks. The first-floor windows have glazing bars. Above the doorways is a carved tablet in low relief depicting a stylised distilling process, with the inscription "C : S: MDCCLXVIII".

A wing to the left, possibly slightly later but in the same style, has a brick gable and a rear wall of brick. The rear of the building is a mix of brick and stone and incorporates two-light and three-light stone mullioned windows. An adjoining stone cottage is not included in this listing.