Low Clanyard

Late 18th century. 2-storey, 4-bay farmhouse; L-plan to rear, formed by single storey wing. Painted rubble.

N (ENTRANCE) ELEVATION: later gabled bay advanced to left of centre; modern door to left to E return; window to both floors to W; painted brick margins and quoins. Regularly disposed fenestration in remaining bays.

E ELEVATION: gabled to right, with blocked window at centre at ground floor. Single storey wing adjoined to left; window to right; advanced to left with catslide roof.

S ELEVATION: piended stair block slightly advanced to right of centre; window at 1st floor. Roof pitch swept low to left of stair block. Wing adjoined to right; 2 enlarged windows to W return; painted brick lean-to sheds adjoined to S gable.

W ELEVATION: gabled and blank.

Mainly modern glazing; sash and case windows at ground floor in 2 bays to right to N elevation, with 12-pane glazing to window in bay to right of centre, and 9-pane glazing to window in bay to outer right. Painted coped skews. Painted rubble stacks: gablehead to E and W; ridge off-centre to W; tall wallhead stack to right to S elevation, with wing adjoined below; stepped ridge stack to wing. Grey slates to N and E pitches; purple slates to S and W pitches. Rooflight to left to S pitch. Several octagonal cans. Modern tile ridging.

Red sandstone ashlar baluster in garden (possibly formerly surmounted by sundial).