Barrock House

Mainly mid-later 19th century, incorporating various

builds including small harled late 18th century dwelling

to rear. Coursed rubble, tooled ashlar dressings.

Main SE frontage; asymmetrical, with lower L-plan block

at right with swept dormer; taller central 2-bay with

full height canted bay at right, linked to recessed

gable end of SW facing block by crowstepped gabled bay;

porch in re-entrant angle formed at south, with re-set

coat of arms over door.

Mainly 8- and 12-pane glazing, some windows with heavy

moulded wood mullions. Tall ashlar coped stacks, with

diamond flues, either singly or in batteries of 2 or 3;

crowsteps to gables and most dormer-heads; slate roofs.

Small late 18th, 2-storey, 3-bay dwelling to rear, linked

to main house by mock timber-framed passage.

Interior; original later 19th century fittings; panelled

hall; chimney piece flanked by fluted to Corinthian

pilasters. Gothic detailing to delicately carved drawing

room chimney piece.