Home Farmhouse, House And Adjoining Stables

The building comprises an 18th-century farmhouse with an addition from 1844, and adjoining stables, possibly incorporating elements of a late 17th-century house. The farmhouse is constructed of hammer-dressed ashlar with rusticated quoins, set on a chamfered plinth, and features a band between floors and a cavetto moulding to the eaves. It has a graduated slate roof and stone end chimneys. The 2-storey, 4-bay front includes a panelled door recessed within a corniced architrave topped with a semicircular pediment. There are two sash windows on the left-hand side of the front, one on the right, and three first-floor sashes, with a blocked window situated above the front door. All windows are sash types without glazing bars and are set within architraves. A single-storey wash-house, added in 1844 to the right, features a plank door and two sash windows. To the left of the farmhouse is a 1½-storey stable block constructed of coursed, squared rubble with quoins, and a small Yorkshire sash window located below the eaves.