Derriads Farmhouse

This is a farmhouse dating from the mid-18th century, constructed from rubble stone with a stone-tiled mansard roof. It features rebuilt brick stacks at the south end and ridge. The building is two storeys and has an attic. It has flush corner stones. The front elevation features two first-floor windows with two lights and recessed ovolo-moulded frames, widely spaced. A 19th-century canted stone bay window is present on the ground floor, featuring glazing bar sashes. There is also a two-light timber window under a timber lintel, a door within a 19th-century plain flush frame, and a 20th-century timber porch. The rear elevation includes two casement dormers, three first-floor windows with two lights – one ovolo-moulded, two with recessed cyma mouldings – a blocked central window, and one ground-floor window with two lights and a recessed cyma moulding with a hoodmould. The north end has a wing with a half-hipped east front, incorporating a 19th-century sash window above a three-light cross window, and a six-pane stair light. The north front features three two-light stone-mullion windows with recessed ovolo-moulded frames on both floors, with the ground floor window having a hoodmould. A dormer and a rear wall stack are present at the rear. An outbuilding, attached to the southwest angle by a single-storey link, has a gabled two-storey form with a southeast corner stack and one window range. It includes a louvred first-floor rear opening and a parallel single-storey rear range, constructed from stone on the north side and brick on the south end.