Vicarage Farm

A 2-storey 3-window house of rubble stone, partly rendered, with a thatch roof concealed by corrugated iron sheets, and stone stack to the R end. It has a higher single-window addition in line to the L end under a slate roof with stone end stacks. On the L side of the front is inscribed ''''''''DH 1762'''''''' in the render. The main house has a boarded door R of centre, with fixed small-pane window to its L. The outer sides have C20 2-light windows. Similar 2-light casement windows are in the upper storey beneath the eaves. On the L side the C19 addition has brick segmental heads to a boarded door to the R and C20 2-light casements in each storey. The R gable end of the original house has been rebuilt and has inserted windows on the L side in each storey. At the rear is a late C19 gablet L of centre with a single casement, lighting the stair. The main house has a lean-to in 2 phases, and a single casement window lower R. A lean-to has also been added to the added R-hand end.

The principal interior feature are 3 pairs of equally placed scarfed crucks, largely concealed by the later stone walls. The central cruck also retains, in the upper storey and adjacent to the C19 stair, part of a post-and-panel partition. The kitchen on the R side in the lower storey retains a C19 slate floor, but its fireplace was removed when the gable end was rebuilt. It has a re-used cross beam and another narrower cross beam with run-out stops.