Roundwyck House

Roundwyck House is a house built in 1868, designed by architect J L Pearson, in the Tudor style. It is two storeys high and constructed of stone with timbered gables that are partly roughcast, topped with a tiled roof and featuring red brick chimney stacks. The entrance front includes a half-hipped timbered gable on the right and a wooden porch with a conical roof positioned at an angle to the left. To the left of the porch is another timbered gable with a large chimney stack. The windows are mullioned and transomed casement types. The garden fronts showcase timbered and tile-hung gables, along with a prominent two-storey curved bay window topped with a conical roof. The farm buildings associated with Roundwyck House are not listed.