Glenville House

Linear group of three former farm buildings, c.1800. Two-storey section to south and single-storey with attic central section, each having roughcast rendered walls, timber sash and casement windows, and pitched slate roofs with rendered chimney stacks. Painted single-storey rubble stone section to north also with timber sash and casement windows, and hipped slate roof with elongated central brick chimney stack. Disused single-storey rubble stone farm buildings to rere.

This former farm presents a dramatic profile from its street front location. Its form today demonstrates the typical evolution of scale with vernacular farms and buildings of the period.