The Ivy House

Original house is a 2-storey, probably 2-unit building with continuous outshut to rear and has a later 2-storey range at right angles to the front. The original house is of rubble stone with renewed slate roof, 2-light mullioned windows under hood moulds to R (in stone in the upper storey, replaced in brick in the lower). To L, hidden behind the front range, is a small-pane casement in the lower and 2-light mullioned window above with hood mould. In the L gable end are early insertions consisting of a ledged and battened door L of centre, and upper and lower storey windows in the outshut. The R gable end has similar windows in the outshut. Brick stack to R (and dormer with 2-light casement in the outshut). The front range is of brick, is higher than original house and has slate roof with end brick stack. The entrance elevation has openings under brick hood moulds: a 4-panel door to R and a large 12-pane sash window to L with a smaller 12-pane sash above it.

Not inspected (November 1996).