Limekilns

Earlier 18th century symmetrical 2-storey 5-bay house with

sunk basement; earlier 19th century porch added to W,

(?)early 20th century full-height (rear) wing to E. Single

storey steading range (now part domestic) adjoins S gable.

Harled, painted ashlar margins with chamfered reveals (deeply

chamfered at W); modern glazing with imitation sashes;

basement light at S end.

W elevation: flat-roofed painted ashlar wide central porch

with broad clasping pilasters, door in re-entrant angle;

splayed base course; lintel/eaves course; moulded cornice;

straight skews; rebuilt (brick) end stacks; slate roof. E

elevation (originally similar) 4 bays (originally 5), central

wing with 2-bay gable and apex stack with wide cornice.

Rubble-built wall encloses garden to E and to W; iron gates

on W wall with spiked rails.