Mossyard

Probably early 19th century. Long single storey row

comprising 3-bay cottage with small, former farm steading

adjoining. Cottage at west end, full-height byre adjoining -

both these under continuous gabled roof; lower stable at east

and lean-to beyond. All rubble-built, cottage with ashlar

margins; whitewashed; contrasting painted margins.

House: central boarded door with narrow fanlight, flanking

windows with 6-pane glazing; dormerless attic with skylight

and gable-head light; end stacks.

Byre: central boarded and glazed door approached by (later)

steps; small flanking vents.

Stable: door left; small window and triangular vent. Stable

gable-head, roof and roof of lean-to all corrugated iron;

main roof covered in small uniform slates. Cobbled pavement

in front.