Eisingrug

Two storey estate cottage comprising a main 3-window range aligned roughly W-E with storeyed wing set at right angles to rear to form an L-shaped plan, with single storey cartshed wing at L (W) gable. Built of heavily mortared rubble masonry including large stones as quoins and lintels. Slate roof with overhanging eaves, the rear wing has a roof of small old slates, grouted; gable stacks with dripstones and capping.

The principal elevation opens into an enclosed garden to S, a 3-window range with irregularly spaced openings. Windows are 4-paned horned sashes with slate sills, first floor windows set in gabled dormers which break the eavesline; a single window to L (W) end of the range and paired dormers to R with the entrance under the LH window. The door is a modern half glazed door under a shallow pitched slate roofed porch with rendered walls. A datestone is set in the wall over the doorway which bears the date: 1889.

The rear of the main range has small irregularly spaced openings with the doorway in a gabled, rendered porch to L (E); windows are a mix of 4-paned horned sash and timber casements.

The rear wing is a 2-window range with openings offset to R, which has a doorway to R (S) and boarded opening to L; first floor windows are 16-pane hornless sashes. To rear there is a boarded door to R (N) and a single 4-paned light to L.

The single storey range at the W end of the main range has been extensively altered in C20, has been rendered at the E end, has boarded openings to W and has a roof of profiled metal sheeting. At the W end there are the stone pillars to what may have been a cartshed or the smithy recorded in the tithe apportionment.

The interior was not inspected at the time of the survey.