Lockton House Farmhouse And Byre

Lockton House Farmhouse and Byre is a house and byre located in Bilsdale, originally dating from the 17th century but remodeled in the late 18th century, with an early 19th-century addition and a byre to the left. The building features a vestigial cruck frame, sandstone ashlar, and a pantile roof. It has a linear arrangement consisting of the byre, a single-cell extension, and a three-cell main house with two storeys. The main house has three first-floor windows, while the extension has one, and the barn is a single storey.

The main house includes a board door with two 2-light Yorkshire sash windows to the left and one to the right. There is a further board door to the left, likely added when the extension was built, which has a board door with a 3-light Yorkshire sash to the right and an inserted casement to the left. The ground floor features massive stone lintels throughout. The byre has two board doors, and the first floor has casements throughout. The building has gable coping, end and ridge stacks, with the stack to the left of the main house featuring a moulded cornice. The byre has a steeply-pitched roof. Inside, there is a cruck truss in the center of the main house, although the apex is not visible.