Weston Farmhouse, including outbuildings (formerly known as Lower Weston)

L-plan, the east wing being the later addition. Coursed rubble stone, slate roofs with deep eaves, rubble end stacks, that to the east wing projects and has a brick upper. Former main doorways to earlier range (at either end of cross passage?) now blocked; present main entrance of early C19 date set in northern corner, six flush-panelled door with overlight and open flat-roofed porch with two slender turned columns.

Harmonious window arrangement throughout of variously proportioned moulded timber frames with iron-framed casements and small-pane glazing, all under dressed stone flat arches and with stone cills.

Outbuilding: Attached former stable with loft; rubble stone, iron roof, boarded double doors, small-pane glazing.