Great Molleston Farmhouse

Two storey front elevation consisting of a symmetrical range of three windows plus an additonal bay of one window at the left. The front is rendered and there are prominent rusticated quoins to the original three-window block. Hipped slate roof with metal ridges and hip rolls. Rebuilt chimney stacks. The window head arches are of brick, concealed beneath the render without decoration. Twelve-pane horned sash windows, with exposed frames. At the centre of the original block is the entrance with its timber porch: the porch projects boldly, with two simplified Tuscan columns of wood and stucco at the front and two similar half-columns at the rear. Front door of five panels.

The rear elevation is a range of four windows, three of which are 12-pane hornless sashes and a small-paned round-headed window to a staircase landing centrally in the original block. Large later rear porch of single storey with hipped roof.

Symmetrically planned with good central staircase with hardwood handrail, swept at landings, coiled at foot over a curtail step. Square balusters, open string with brackets.