Navidale House

Navidale House is a mid-18th century, two-storey, five-bay house that features a late 18th century single wide bay extension, designed in a style similar to the northeast gable. From the front, a single storey, four-bay wing projects, creating an L-plan layout. The exterior is harled.

The original five-bay house has a central door, with closely set windows in the three central first-floor bays, although the left bay is blocked. There is a later gabled porch added to the entrance. The house mainly features 12-pane glazing, along with three early 19th century small piended dormers that have 6-pane glazing. The roof includes ridge and end coped stacks, crowsteps, and is covered with slate.

Surrounding the property are simple coped rubble garden walls, and there is a pair of plain square gate piers that support a pair of spearhead cast-iron gates.