Fletcher House

Fletcher House is a 17th-century timber-framed building located on Lumb Lane in Almondbury. It was constructed after 1634, as it does not appear on Senior's Map of Almondbury Parish, which indicates the area as "Isaack Wormall's ffre Land." The house features three and a half bays, with a west end made of rubble, a central ground floor of hammer-dressed stone, and red brick on the first floor. The east end also has rubble on the ground floor and red brick above. The rear is finished with hammer-dressed stone on the ground floor and tile-hung on the first floor. The building has a pitched stone slate roof and stands two storeys tall.

On the ground floor, there is one modern bay window, one tripartite casement, and one four-light stone mullioned casement. The first floor contains four casements, two of which have chamfered surrounds, along with two two-light stone mullioned casements. The rear features two two-light stone mullioned casements on the first floor and one three-light stone mullioned window on the ground floor. Inside, the house boasts massive king post trusses that are arch braced, with at least one instance of studs running parallel to the rafters.