Ton Farmhouse

The house is wholly cement roughcast rendered, but the main south elevation is completely covered by creeper with the wall surface not visible, interlocking pantile roof with rendered stacks. Symmetrical double fronted central entrance plan with two equally sized rear wings. Two storeys and attics, with the attics only having garret windows in the north gable ends. Main entrance elevation (south) has three sash windows with 6 over 6 panes; the central one on the upper floor is completely hidden by creeper. Central brick porch with pointed entry and window (all features hidden by creeper), 6-moulded panel door within. Steeply pitched hipped roof has interlocking tiles and a stack to either wall. Right return largely featureless. Left return has an attached stable and a sash window with 6 over 6 pane sash on either floor behind. Two rear wings with gabled ends facing north, one (north-east) probably of earlier fabric. Early C20 single storey outshut across the whole ground floor. Left gable above has a first floor and a garret casement. The right gable has a garret casement and a kitchen stack above.

Interior not available at resurvey. The previous list description reported moulded panel doors, shutters and cornices, that were probably earlier C19.