Stone House and Sanders, including front boundary wall

Stone House and Sanders, including the front boundary wall, is a detached house located on Church Street in Yetminster. The building consists of three sections: the right end is an early 17th-century structure, the center section dates from the later 17th century and was altered in the 18th century, while the left end is from the early 20th century. The left section features plastered walls and a patent tiled roof, while the center and right sections have rubble stone walls and patent tile roofs, with brick stacks on the ridge.

The center section is two stories high and includes a ledged door. The ground floor has two casement windows with a central horizontal glazing bar, and there are three similar casements on the first floor. The right section features a ledged door within an old timber frame, a two-light stone mullioned window to the right of the door, a similar window at a higher level to the left, and a blocked door. At the right end, there is a projecting wing that is now used as a garage but was previously a village school in the 19th century. The garage doors are located in the left side wall, and there is one casement window in the gable wall.

Inside, one room in the right section has a large open fireplace with a timber lintel and some exposed ceiling beams. The center section has a timber-framed partition between the hall and the left room, featuring scribed moulding on the room side and a blocked doorway. There is a stop-chamfered ceiling beam in the left room.

The front boundary wall is made of rubble stone, topped with cock and hen coping, and includes a simple iron gate. The building may have origins as a long house, although the early 20th-century range is not considered of special interest.