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Detached seven-bay two-storey former asylum, built 1838, having gabled projecting central and end bays, and projecting central porch. Now in use as sheltered housing. Pitched slate roofs with brick Tudor-style chimneystacks and having stepped sandstone parapet to central gabled bay. Roughly dressed sandstone masonry walls having string course between floors and stepped label moulding over first floor central openings. Painted rendered walls to east and west elevations. Lancet openings to gables. Square-headed openings, all having replacement casement windows. Recent limestone plaque over square-headed timber battened double leaf doors.
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