Island House

House, 2 storeys and basement, 3-window range, with central entry. Whitewashed rubble stone, pitched slate roof with tiled crest and red brick end stacks. Boxed eaves. Small-paned sashes throughout with marginal glazing bars, in plain reveals, with painted sills. Centre bay has stone steps to doorway with 4-panelled painted timber door and narrow, traceried overlight, set in elliptical arched recess. N gable has blocked openings under timber lintels and reset datestone inscribed "Job Brigstock 1798". S gable with curved bread oven, concealed by lower whitewashed range: single storey, gable fronted with slate roof. Painted boarded timber door to L of 12-pane sash to front gable end. Pair of similar sashes to S side wall.

Interior not inspected, said to be well-preserved. Central hall leads to timber staircase with finely-detailed Georgian hand-rail and carved tread ends curving round miniature stairwell. Ground floor room to R has elliptical arched recess and wall cupboards with marginal glazing bars to open work doors. Remaining timberwork detailing of a good standard. Stone stair leading to former cellar, now blocked. "Brigstock was born 1782" engraved on upstairs window.