Farmhouse, Little Spott

Circa 1840. 2-storey and basement farmhouse. Red

sandstone rubble, squared and coursed to N front, with

ashlar band and cill course.

N ELEVATION: 3 widely spaced bays. Rectangular porch in

droved ashlar, with cornice and blocking course,

projecting at centre; round-arched doorway with

chamfered reveal; short flight of stone steps with heavy

painted stone balustrade; round-arched vestibule

doorway with fanlight, panelled door (upper panels now

glazed). Window at 1st floor above and in flanking bays.

S ELEVATION: 2 stair windows at centre; windows to each

floor of flanking bays and further small window.

E AND W ELEVATIONS: each of 2 bays, set out of line;

windows to each bay at both floors, those to 1st floor blind.

Basement door to E elevation.

Variety of glazing patterns, 12-pane predominating in

sash and case form. Grey slate piend roof. Moulded

coping to end stacks.