Hiatts Farmhouse

Hiatts Farmhouse is a house built in 1905 by Sir Guy Dawber for the Earl of Harrowby. The facade is positioned at right angles to the road and features a datestone with an 'H' initial on the right gable end. The building is constructed of ashlar in courses of varying heights, with a square panelled timber framed left gable and a limestone slate roof. There is a projecting rectangular ashlar stack with a moulded top course on the right wall, along with a single ashlar stack that rises from the ridge towards the center. The house has a three-room plan and a twin-gabled front, with a recess under the left gable, which is lower than the right gable. The facade has two windows, featuring original metal casements with leaded lights and stone-mullioned windows with stopped hoods. To the right of a 20th-century plank door in a depressed arched surround, there is a small round-headed window with carved spandrels. Both the door and the windows are topped with hoods that have diamond-shaped stops. The limited inspection of the ground floor interior reveals original doors with decorative scratch plates.