Whitebrook

Whitebrook is a two-storied, L-shaped farmhouse that dates from the 17th century or earlier. It features exposed rubble elevations and a steeply pitched slate roof. The main range has three chimneys: two on the gables and one axial chimney with diagonally set shafts on square rubble bases. The northern gable stack has been rebuilt in brick. At the northern end, a lower range from the late 17th century projects forward for a single bay, with a similar gable stack that steps down to a lower 19th-century range.

The main range includes two multi-paned casements on the first floor, which have exposed timber lintels, and two more multi-paned casements on the ground floor that are offset to the left (south). There is a lateral doorway at the southern end with a modern door. The secondary range has a four-paned casement on the first floor and a modern glazed door below it. The 19th-century range features two multi-paned casements on the first floor beneath crude hoodmoulds, and a similar casement on the ground floor without the hoodmould.

On the rear elevation, there are two three-light multi-paned casement windows on the first floor beneath crude hoodmoulds, along with two modern multi-paned French doors below and other modern openings on the ground floor. Beneath the axial stack, there are two former stairlights with enlarged openings. The northern gable of the main range is blank, and the two adjoining lower ranges have modern windows and a dormer. The southern gable has modern openings on both the ground and first floors, with an enlarged attic window offset to the west. A modern annexe is linked to the southern end.

Inside, the main range has three rooms on the ground floor. The northern cell features a large open fireplace with a chamfered, cambered bressummer and dressed stone jambs, along with exposed ceiling beams that have medium chamfers. The central chamber has a similar fireplace to the northern end, with matching large exposed ceiling beams. The fireplace in the southern gable is blocked. The secondary range has a small, blocked fireplace on the first floor with a timber lintel. The original roof is an "A" frame truss with pegged joints.