Graig Farmhouse and Outbuildings

Farmhouse and L-plan range of outbuildings attached to W, the house partly extended into the nearest outbuilding. Rubble stone with slate roofs. Farmhouse is at E end of the range, two-storey, double-fronted with stone end stacks and raised plinth. Two cambered-headed triple casement windows each floor, and centre door, part-blocked with inserted 6-pane window. Stone voussoirs to all openings. E end wall has one large window to ground floor right with stone voussoirs. Rear has triple-casement to first floor left and added lean-tos.

Range of outbuildings to W have lower roofline. L-plan, enclosing N and W sides of yard. The present front door to house is at extreme right of farmyard range with c1900 big sandstone plaque above, with name Graig, initials DH, and dates 1747 and 1898. Door has cut-stone voussoirs to cambered head, and late C19 leaded glazing. Next left is broad cambered-headed cart-entry with similar voussoirs. Above, and to right, is added eaves-breaking flat dormer. To left of cart entry are vent-loops in three tiers, 4 to top level, 2 each to others, these flanking a cambered-headed window. Next left is a broad coach-entry with flat-lintel, a later insertion as voussoirs of an original window show above. To extreme left are a window and door with flat stone lintels. W range at right angles was originally lofted, and had 4 cambered-headed doors facing E, 3 now altered to windows. S gable end has a door with timber lintel and a loft light in gable. Rear has one door with stone voussoirs and a brick lean-to. N gable window, as joint to N range is rebated. Rear of longer range has 2 doors and numerous vent loops.