Lower Damgate Farmhouse and Attached Stable and Loft

Lower Damgate Farmhouse and the attached stable and loft are located on Ilam Moor Lane and date from the early to mid 18th century. The farmhouse is constructed of coursed limestone rubble with ashlar dressings and features a clay tile roof with coped verges on kneelers, extending continuously over both the house and stable. It has a T-shape layout with a baffle entry plan and stands three storeys high, with three windows. The windows are chamfered mullioned; the ground floor and first floor windows have two lights, while the second-floor windows have three lights. The ground floor window to the left of the centre has been replaced by a tall 19th-century casement, and the second-floor window to the left of the centre has lost its mullions. There is a central door located opposite the chimney stack.

The attached stable and loft to the left dates from the early to mid 19th century and is blind to the front. The gable features a ground floor board door to the right and a central first-floor board door, which is accessed by stone tallet steps. There is also a first-floor segmental headed window to the right, which is now boarded.