Lock House

Lock House is a 2-storey, double-depth house featuring roughcast walls painted white, late 19th century plate glass sash windows, slate roofs, and roughcast end stacks. The main entrance, located on the west side, has twin gables and faces the bottom of a steep track leading from the village. It includes a central boarded door with an overlight, flanked by windows on the lower left and right. The canal-facing side of the house has two windows, while the south wall features a single window on each storey. At the rear, which faces a yard on the east side, there is a half-lit door to the left and an added low gabled porch to the right, which includes a boarded door and a centrally replaced window. The upper storey has two sash windows. The property has not been inspected.