Greenhill

A gentleman's house. Plan of 3 bay main unit and gabled cross wing. Of snecked rock-faced stone, part colourwashed, part roughcast; Welsh slate roof with overhanging eaves and narrow and long end ridge stacks. Two storeys and attic. Main frontage has a 3 window range of 3/3 pane horned sashes with rockfaced voussoirs and keystones and tooled sills. Larger tripartite windows to ground floor either side of central doorway with 5 panelled door and rectangular overlight; plinth. Stepped forward to left is the cross wing with tripartite window to ground floor, altered above and to sides; attic window. The space between the wings is filled by a glazed cast-iron verandah with curved ribs, slender columns and decorative canopywork; terrazzo floor.

Main bay has a hallway opening into a large hall left with 2 basket arches supported by grooved columns divisions; the staircase with wreathed handrail rises at the rear. Room to right has fireplace with Adam style decoration and basket arched alcove to rear. Contemporary fittings including 4 panelled doors and shutters. Range of cellars including pig salting room. Kitchen and dairy to rear.