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Farmhouse, 2 parts, the main part probably mid C19 as shown to different outline on the tithe map of 1840. This is of colourwashed rubble stone with colourwashed slate-hanging to front. Two storeys, almost square plan with 2 parallel half-hipped roofs with imitation slates and rendered end stacks at ends of front roof. Two-window front, with small plate glass sash windows widely spaced and 3 buttresses against ground floor, one each side of centre, one to left angle. Right side wall of colourwashed rubble with small 12-pane sash window to first floor left, and door with overlight to ground floor right of centre, possibly later insertion. Left end is rendered and has ground floor 12-pane large sash. Lower service wing set back attached to left of 2 storeys with roughcast cladding and massive square left end stack. Four-pane small square sashes to centre and right, ground floor wide C20 triple window in centre and blocked doorway to right. Rear of main house has 18-pane stair light in centre, with head set lower than flanking first floor 12-pane sashes. Ground floor small square light left, and large C20 triple window to right. Outshut rear to service wing. Small front garden enclosed by wall of stone rubble; gateway to right hand flanked by piers of stone rubble; stile in returning wall.