Stanley House

Stanley House is a two-storey building featuring a three-window range, with a rear catslide lean-to and a rear wing. It is constructed from white-washed random stone and topped with a slate roof that has a central brick ridge stack. The elevation facing the road has widely spaced windows with 12-pane sashes. The ground floor windows have segmental brick heads, while the upper storey windows are positioned directly under the eaves, except for the upper right window, which is a 4-over-8-pane sash located under a flat-roofed half-dormer.

The west gable end has two windows on each floor, which are tall and have segmental brick heads. These windows originally contained sashes but now have small-pane top-hung windows. The lower left window is smaller and was likely added later. There was previously a doorway on the west gable end, but this has been infilled with rubble stone. The rear features a catslide, with the west end also having a small window similar to those on the gable.

The entrance to the house is now located at the rear in the catslide section, consisting of a boarded door with strap hinges and a small-pane side-light to the left. Further to the left is a large rear wing, where the west side has a small-pane top-hung window under a segmental head, along with a gabled half-dormer above that contains a 4-pane sash. To the upper right, there is a shallow light with decorative glazing. The east side of the building is not visible. The interior has not been seen.