St Julian's Manor

Large farmhouse. Of roughcast rendered stone with Welsh slate roof with yellow brick end and ridge stacks. Roughly L-shaped plan with main range and parallel cross wings to rear. 2 storeys and attic. All windows are renewed dark-stained wooden lattice casements. Garden frontage has a 3-window range: roof dormers to attic; at centre left on first floor is a painted metal plaque depicting a horse and rider with date 1649 and inscription Fairfax Covnoviror (?); ground floor has porch added to right, centre French window. Rough battered plinth to left. Lower rear parallel gabled 2-storey cross wings with similar fenestration and rear doorway with bracketed hood.

Interior has lobby entry plan, with door opening onto breast of fireplace. Main ground floor room extends across two bays with fireplace at each end; main fireplace is wide and deep and incorporates a bread oven. Parlour has a highish ceiling with 3 cross beams with slight chamfers. First floor rooms also have shallow chamfered beams.