Great Pitton Farmhouse

The main range of the house extends north-east/south-west, with its north-east gable facing the road, the two units nearer the road constituting the older part. Rendered and white painted stonework; slate roof with tile ridge. Eaves on south-east side boxed in. Rendered chimney at east gable. Large buttress each side of a doorway in older part at north-west side between which a porch has been formed. The bed outshut on the front facing the farmyard is rendered and painted and has a large modern window and slate roof. Other windows in this elevation are timber casements from earlier renovations of the house, with rendered sills. A stairs outshut on the rear is now sandwiched between the C19 crosswing and the C20 extensions; it has a catslide roof in slate. Modern glazed door between the buttresses on the rear elevation, with small C19 casement window in storey above. The C19 rear crosswing has a 12-pane hornless sash window to the ground storey facing south-west and to the upper storey facing north-east; the ground storey window to the north-east is a 4- and 2-pane sash window.

In the C17 hall unit at the centre of the house is a large chimney with plain chamfered bressummer; small salt-niche at left. Chamber floor joists of the later inner unit to north-east re-exposed.