Steading With Engine House And Stalk, Kingston House

Dated 1848. Square plan steading with longer range

adjoining at N. Random rubble with droved

ashlar dressings.

S RANGE: depressed arched carriage entrance in raised

gabled ashlar bay at centre with chamfered arrises; date

panel and decorative weather vane above. Long blank

walls flanking. Advanced, gabled outer bays of 2 storeys

with forestair to outer right, decorative can to gable-head

stack. Modern grain chute added to outer left gable.

E RANGE: cartshed openings at ground partly altered;

hayloft above at centre with gabletted loft door at centre

and 4 windows flanking to left and right under eaves.

W RANGE; modern grain shed added at right.

Piend-roofed double-height engine house advanced at left

with gabled single storey addition at ground. Circular

section brick stalk on tall pedestal at N.

N RANGE: 3 cattle courts divided by gabled projections

and enclosed by rubble walls with square pyramid coped

gatepiers. 2 cattle courts behind S range. Slate roofs

to S, E and W ranges with some pantiles. Pantile roofs to N

range with 2 timber ventilator, to sides of E cattle court.