Nook End Farmhouse And Attached Farm Building

Nook End Farmhouse and the attached farm building date from the late 17th century. The farmhouse is roughcast over stone rubble and has a flag roof, standing two storeys tall. The front features a panelled door set in a porch with a modern gabled roof, and there are three windows on each floor, with one being new and the others square sashes. The building has an L-shaped plan, with a low single-storey wing at the rear. The adjoining barn is constructed of dry stone rubble and has a higher roof line, along with shippons and stables located beneath it. A continuous slate dripstone runs along the entire ground floor of both the barn and the house. The barn also follows an L-shaped plan and includes a hay-loft in the rear wing.