The Homestead And Attached Farm Buildings

The Homestead and attached farm buildings are a farmhouse and farm structures dating from the early 19th century. They are built of coursed stone with block dressings, featuring a blue tiled roof on the house and stone slates on the farm buildings. The complex consists of a single range of house and farm buildings divided into two parts, with end and centre ridge stacks on the house.

The house is two storeys high and has a two-window front, with a glazed single-storey porch to the right and glazing bar sashes. The farm buildings, located to the right, are two storeys tall with lower eaves than the house and consist of approximately four bays, including a lean-to at the end. There are two doors on the ground floor and an elliptically arched cart door to the right, all of which are boarded. The first floor features square loft doors and a dressed window in the lean-to with rounded inner angles, positioned above a built-in cast iron posting box marked "VR." This property is an important part of the village's core group.