Graeme House

Graeme House is an 18th-century cottage with a 17th-century wing to the east. The structure is built of coursed stone rubble with concrete tile roofs and gabled ends, featuring two end brick chimney stacks. The front elevation has one window on the first floor and two-light casements on the ground floor, which are modern replacements. A lower, two-story, original 17th-century cottage is located to the right (east) and contains two windows with modern casements. A 19th-century extension is situated to the rear (north). In the 19th century, when the house served as a vicarage, a Gothic stone porch was added. A 19th-century extension is located to the rear (north).