Green Meadow

House, whitewashed rubble stone with rendered end wall stacks, larger stack to W. Two-storey, three-window front with deep offsets each side. 12-pane hornless sashes, centre C20 half-glazed door, all with timber lintels. Stone sills, date plaque `G. Beynon 1754' set to left. Stonework on right corner appears rebuilt. E end 12-pane loft window. Rear outshut with windows in W end, C20 dormer and ground floor C20 window left, half-glazed door and 6-pane sash to right, both with stone voussoirs. Outshut has straight joint to house on E end but appears original on W. C20 flat-roofed addition on left.

Central entry and room each side. Four beams to ground floor, three are fine C17 beams with double ovolo mouldings and ogee stops, fourth to E is plain. W end large timber-lintel to fireplace with shelf on brackets and gun-rack or spit-rack above. Dog-leg oak stair in 4-flights with moulded thin rail, stick balusters and square newels, probably mid to later C18. First floor has 3 massive beams and square joists, but fourth to E is smaller and boxed in. Later C17 plank door in ovolo-moulded doorcase into E room, possibly an external door reused. Oak boards to landing. Attic has chamfered collar trusses in oak, 3 larger, fourth to E apparently of later date. Small fireplaces with stone voussoirs.