Church Farmhouse

Built of thin coursed sandstone rubble with a concrete interlocking tile roof. Rectangular 2-storey 2-room single depth block with a single storey kitchen wing on the south gable and a washouse at right angles at the south west corner. Entrance (south east) front has a blocked hall window under an oak lintel to the left of the later gabled porch with a C17 plank door within. Arched 2-light casement in brick head to right, two similar above under the eaves, all are Victorian. Plain roof with end stacks, rebuilt stone rubble to right and two flue C19 brick to left. Gable end with garret opening, the diamond mullions mentioned in the 1955 list description are now gone, other gable with small firestair window. Rear elevation has C17 window opening with a 4-light casement and a label mould over, plain 2-light casement to right with an oak lintel, above are a 2-light and a 3-light casement, both Cl9. The kitchen wing has a modern casement.

Interior not available for inspection at resurvey but the house has apparently been gutted and the stud-and-panel partition mentioned in the 1955 list description removed.