Hapland

Architect probably Walter Newall. Circa 1830 single storey

and attic 3-bay farmhouse incorporated at west end of

courtyard steading, latter built 1830/1. All rubble-built

with ashlar dressings, mostly whitewashed; all roofed with

graded slates. House: raised/attic bipartites inserted to

west later 19th century; recessed asymmetrical wings; porch

central on west elevation; attic windows break through eaves

and have gabled dormer heads. Sash windows with 12-pane

glazing; saw-toothed skews; corniced end stacks. Steading:

tall south range with barn, cartshed to courtyard and tall

barn door, shallow return south from west end, apsidal

horsemill at east end of south wall; north range with 6 doors

to court and axial roof ventilators; series of roof lights to

east range. Central rubble-walled midden; cobbled court.