Drumfin Farmhouse

Dated 1836. Single storey and 2-storey 4-bay Tudor-detailed farmhouse with later additions. Coursed rubble with ashlar dressings, base course, chamfered openings, pedimented door to principal elevation. Some stone mullioned gabled windows with scroll-bracketed skewputts, predominantly lying-pane glazing.

S (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: to left, 1-bay 2-storey piended roof section, canted bay window at ground, bipartite mullioned window above. To right, recessed symmetrical 3-bay section with central advanced gabled doorcase with scroll-bracketed skewputts with star, blank shield and 1836 datestone. Timber 6-panel entrance door with simple rectangular 6-pane fanlight above. Flanked by pair of bipartite windows with gableheads breaking eaves. Gableheads with blind arrowslit. Raised gable skews to far right.

W ELEVATION: 2-bay.

N ELEVATION: to right 3-bay section. To left advanced 1-bay gable. To right, recessed addition forming catslide roof. To left, wing set at right angles obscured by later 1-bay brick piend-roofed addition.

E ELEVATION: small courtyard formed by 2-bay section with bipartite window at right. To left, advanced single bay gable with bipartite window. To right 1-bay section with 2-bay re-entrant angle with entrance door.

Timber sash and case windows, predominantly 12-lying-pane with original glazing. Graded grey slates. Impressive ashlar corniced polygonal stacks. Short brick corniced gablehead stack on E elevation.

INTERIOR: 6-panel timber doors. Rooms with gableheaded windows have combed ceilings. Plain cornices to other rooms. One ground floor timber door with etched glass upper panel depicting vase of flowers.