Graig Arthur Farmhouse

A 3-storey, 3-bay Georgian farmhouse of brick with slate roof and replaced brick end stacks. The windows have stone sills and wedge lintels and comprise almost square 4-pane sashes to the upper storey, and taller 4-pane sashes to the lower and middle storeys. The central doorway, inside a modern porch, has a 6-panelled period door. Modern porch to R side. The rear elevation is asymmetrical with modern glazing. To the centre are 2 staircase windows at landing levels, with cambered heads, and a datestone beneath the upper window. To the L, at eaves level, is a square window. A small camber-headed window is to each side at first-floor level. In lower storey is a modern flat-roofed porch with a modern window to each side.

The interior is notable for the survival of high-quality Georgian features, eg skirtings, window panelling and shutters. A central entrance hall has a cornice and frieze, and a high-quality wooden stair with turned balusters rises to the upper floors. Most doorways have shouldered architraves and doors with 6 fielded panels; (top storey doors moved from ground floor when front and rear rooms opened up). The kitchen has a round-headed panelled door to the outer porch, and a wooden settle by fireplace flanked by a cupboard with doors with fielded panels. One of the first floor bedrooms has an old built-in cupboard.