Farmhouse, Glentoo

Glentoo is an early 19th century farmsteading that includes a single storey and attic cottage, along with a circular horsemill next to a long two-storey rubble barn. The farmhouse is designed in a T-plan layout, featuring painted rubble walls and a three-bay frontage. It has a central gabled porch and single light windows with a four-pane glazing pattern, where the upper part opens from the top. The roofs are slate, with end coped stacks topped with thackstanes.

The steading includes a circular horsemill built of rubble, topped with a conical slate roof and lacking any gearing. The tall two-storey rubble barn, which is closest to the horsemill, was formerly a mill, although no machinery remains. The barn has three depressed arch cart entrances, each with roughly cut narrow voussoirs.