Wandel Farm

Earlier 19th century. 2-storey, 3-bay, square'plan, symmetrical piended roofed farmhouse (Wandel House) with large adjoining square-plan open courtyard range to rear (now converted to separate houses, Wandel Farm to rear of House, Wandel Barn to N range and Rowan Stables to S range). Painted rubble and stugged margined sandstone quoins. Base course, banded eaves course, stone cills and margined window surrounds. Plain pilastered doorpiece and decorative bracketed hoodmoulds to flanking windows. Later canted bay window to S elevation with 20th century conservatory infilling recess to rear.

Predominantly 4-pane glazing pattern in timber sash and case windows with 12-pane, lying-pane pattern to first floor of main elevation. Paired corniced ashlar ridge stacks. Grey slate roofs.

INTERIOR: good plain classical interior decorative scheme surviving including a large entrance hall with unusual layout of window to side and linear stair rising from the rear. Decorative cornice to principal room, working timber shutters and fireplaces to most rooms.