Springville House

Farmyard complex, built c. 1790, comprising stable range to west and carthouse and outbuilding range to north. North range has two-bay single-storey block to north end with pitched slate roof and nine-bay single-storey south block with pitched corrugated-iron roof, both with roughcast rendered rubble limestone walls. Front elevation of north block has lunette window with timber louvers to loft and square-headed doorways to ground floor with timber battened doors flanked by two-over-two pane timber sash windows to outer sides with render sills, having pair of paned overlights over each opening. South block has square-headed openings with timber fixtures and timber battened doors and double-leaf doors, doorways having paned overlights. North range is five-bay and single-storey with carved limestone openwork bellcote to east gable, pitched slate roof and roughcast rendered rubble limestone walls. Front elevation has segmental-arched vehicualr entrances and square-headed doorways and window, with timber battened doors and louvers, and rear elevation has fixed timber windows. Rubble limestone masonry boundary walls to site, with square-profile rendered piers to east having ornate render caps and single-leaf wrought-iron gate. Pedestrian entrance with single-leaf timber gate to south.