Llinegar Farmhouse

Llinegar Farmhouse is a 2-storey house with three windows, built from rubble stone and topped with a slate roof. It features stacks at the right end and left of the center. The openings, all beneath segmental stone heads, are positioned between the stacks, with the Tithe map indicating that farm buildings once abutted the left side of the house, which explains the offset of the openings to the right. The upper storey has horizontal-sliding sash windows, while the lower storey has triple horizontal-sliding sash windows flanking a central doorway that has a replaced door. An added projecting porch is located at the left end. The left gable end includes a lean-to, above which is a sliding sash window under a segmental head. At the rear, which also has three windows, there is an added gabled porch and replaced small-pane windows in enlarged earlier openings, except for the upper left window, which retains its original segmental-headed opening.