Biglis Farmhouse

Biglis Farmhouse is a large farmhouse built of stone rendered with roughcast and topped with a slate roof featuring ridge and end stacks. The building has a rough T-shaped plan, consisting of an older unit with a projecting staircase wing and a longer, later unit that has different ridge and eaves heights. All the glazing is from the 20th century. The farmhouse is two storeys high with an attic.

The rear of the building has an asymmetrical arrangement of windows, including three storeys on the gabled staircase wing. The garden frontage displays a symmetrical arrangement of openings for each unit, with a three-window range for the longer later unit and a two-window range for the higher earlier front unit, which was created using earlier materials.

Inside, the west unit retains a fireplace with a lintel and a ceiling featuring a heavy chamfered and stopped cross beam with reeded joists. There is a former staircase wing that leads to the attic, which has a surviving Tudor-arched wooden door frame. The longer wing includes another open fireplace, although its jambs are currently hidden behind a later stone facing, and one cross beam has ogee stops. The kitchen at the end features a large beam that may have been re-sited.