Craigwith House

The house was not available for inspection at resurvey (January 2001) and was seen only at long distance which demonstrated that it was still extant and was partly covered in scaffolding. The building is rendered over local rubblestone and has a Welsh slate roof. It is in two sections, both of two storeys. On the left, a 'Regional'-style small two-room house, altered and with a gabled rear stair-wing added in the early C17. On the right, a cross-passage, third room and second stair, were added in the later C17. The house is now irregular in design, with two windows in each section, those on the right are sashes with glazing bars and some of those of the left-hand section are likewise. Steeply pitched roofs with three stacks, on each gable and at the cross-passage position. This description is adapted from the existing list description of 1980.

The interior is said to contain a 'Tudor' doorhead and a half-spiral stair mainly of wooden blocks in the left-hand section. There is in-and-out partitioning and an open newel stair with original flat balusters of ornate profile in the right-hand section. These details were recorded by Fox and Raglan and also in the list description of 1980.