Cyffredin

Cyffredin is a 2-storey, 3-window house built of limewashed rubble stone, featuring a slate roof with added skylights and a whitened roughcast stack on the right side. The central panel door is set within an open lean-to porch supported by wooden posts on a dwarf wall. To the right and left of the door are glazed doors in extended former window openings. The first floor has 4-pane casements that were replaced in 19th-century openings.

On the left (north) side, there is a splayed, slightly lower 1-window extension with an end stack. This extension also features a lean-to porch with a glazed door in the side wall, and casements in both storeys that were replaced in earlier openings. The gable end of this extension has brick steps and a parapet leading to a boarded former granary door. The right-hand (south) section of the house has later details, including sliding French doors and a garage door on the ground floor, along with two first-floor windows. An open lower shed is attached to the gable end.

At the rear, the original 3-window house retains openings under original wooden lintels, although all the ground floor glazing has been replaced, while the first floor features two 4-pane horned sashes. The granary end has two replacement casement windows on the ground floor under wooden lintels, and one replacement window at the eaves on the first floor. The south end has one replacement window on the ground floor and two windows on the first floor.

The property was not inspected recently, but a previous survey from 1975 noted a fireplace with a stopped-chamfer beam and adjacent cupboards, as well as another fireplace with a stone lintel.