Malthouse Farmhouse And Attached Barn Range

Malthouse Farmhouse and the attached barn range, now converted into a dwelling, is a 19th-century building. It features coursed rubble walls with timber lintels and stone slate roofs, including a mansard roof on the house with end stone stacks, and gabled and hipped roofs on the barn facing the roadside. The structure has an L-shaped plan, with the barn range running parallel to the road and the farmhouse set at right angles.

The east front of the house is two storeys high with an attic and has two windows. The windows are three-light small leaded pane casements, and there is a gabled dormer. The central doorway has a flat hood supported by brackets and a plank door. The barn features three-light single pane casement windows and, at the junction of its two elements on the east front, there are two plank doors stacked one above the other. The north front of the barn includes 20th-century casement windows.