Livingstone House

Earlier 18th century house with additions of early 19th

century. Symmetrical with classical details, 2-storey and

attic originally rectangular with additional later W wing

giving L-plan house. Harled S elevation, otherwise painted

rubble. Smooth rusticated quoins to all angles, polished

raised margins with chamfered arrises.

5-bay main elevation to S with centre 3-bays shallow advanced

and pedimented. 19th century hipped porch to centre with

raised angle margins. Lugged architrave to door re-used from

original doorway.

Double-leaf panelled doors. Ground floor windows widened in

19th century, upper windows original dimensions. All sash and

case with 12-pane glazing. Octagonal window to centre of

pediment tympanum. Piended slate roof central axial corniced

stacks with angle margins.

N ELEVATION: originally as above, 19th-century 2-storey

gabled jamb at right angles. Re-used quoins to angles and

some re-used window margins.

Timber bracketted eaves to gable, slate roof, coped axial

stack.

Further small single-storey wing to N with rusticated quoins,

gabled slate roof with end stack.

To W piend-roofed painted rubble outbuilding adjoins 19th

century wing.