Forebank

Forebank is a two-storey, five-bay classical dower house dated 1757, featuring a basement and attics. The exterior is made of white-washed rubble with painted margins. It has a lugged ashlar architraved doorpiece that includes a cornice and a radial fanlight. The spacing between the outer pairs of windows is slightly wider than the others. The deep gable ends are harled and include an oval window on the first floor that lights a central spinal corridor, along with twin oeil-de-boeuf attic windows. The back of the house has irregular fenestration, with two central stair windows, two windows to the left, and one window to the right, which has a blind first floor.

Inside, the property is largely unaltered and retains fine timber panelling that likely dates to the 18th century.

There is also an extensive range of simple rubble-built, single-storey and loft steading buildings, featuring straight skews and moulded skew ends at the older sections, all slated.

A front garden wall with ball-capped gatepiers frames the approach to the front garden.