7 Highgate

Rectangular 2-storey house raised up on a high plinth of dressed natural rock. The building has limestone rubble sides with primary gable ends of sandstone, only that facing the road now visible. This is carefully constructed of rough-dressed, squared blocks of greenish stone. The upper part has various former openings now infilled with limestone; one has a plain sandstone lintel and jambs, whilst two upper ones have expressed timber lintels. Primary kneeler to the L (E) with carved face. Modern shallow-pitched slate roof; squat limestone gable chimney. Entrances with modern uPVC doors to both sides, with modern tilting windows.

The main ground-floor room has a C17 stopped-chamfered lateral ceiling beam with ogee stops. Otherwise modern interior.