Homestead

A detached house of 2 storeys. Rendered with thick pebbledash, with some applied half timbering, some timber weatherboarding to gables, some decorative tile dressings and sills; Welsh slate roof, with decorative brickwork to the ridge and rear stacks, and overhanging sprocketed eaves. Asymmetrical plan, the gabled front entrance bay angled across the L-shaped frontage. To left a ground floor bay window of 5 leaded casement lights with flat roof; to left a garden recess; above is a 4-light first floor window with hipped gable above. Wing to right has similar first floor window and canted bay with deep battered plinth to ground floor. Angled doorway with hood, vertically panelled front door incorporating coloured glass, 2- light window above and to left a long 3-light staircase window with coloured glass over 2 storeys. Side garden elevation has deep gable with 3 small windows set within it at first floor level, with pentice roof supported by posts over paired canted bays to ground floor. Rear elevation has 3 asymmetrical gables. Most original leaded glazing retained, some replaced in similar style.

Interior retains original plan and most detail, including vertical-panelled doors, surrounds, cupboards, staircase, wooden floors. The main feature is the deep inglenook fireplace in the front living room which has fitted settles and a low brick segmental arch.