Graigina

A 2-storey 3-window house of whitened rubble field stone and slate roof, but with stacks missing. Openings are offset slightly to the L. Windows are characteristic late C19 horned sashes with tripartite glazing assumed to be in the original openings, aligned to either side of and above the doorway, which has a plain boarded door. In the rear there is a small stair light, a small-pane window lower L and a lately inserted small window below the eaves. A small lean-to has been added lower R.

There are 2 rooms on the ground floor either side of a stair hall, which have boarded partitions and boarded doors, from a reordering of the interior in the early C20. In the room on the R-hand side is an inglenook, with a wide recess to its R which is said to have been the position of the original stair. The dog-leg stair has plain balusters and newels. There is a 3-bay roof but the principals are all boxed.