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Detached five-bay two-storey house, c.1870, in Italianate style, having projecting four-stage towered entrance bay, lower, slightly-recessed four-bay wing to south end of front and bowed bay and advanced bay to garden façade of main block. Pitched slate roofs to house and felt roof with cornice and brackets to tower and to rendered chimneystacks. Balustrade to main roof with low parapet to wing. Ruled-and-lined render to all facades with stucco quoins to main house. Tower of ashlar granite, channelled to lower stages and with paired pilasters to upper. Square-headed window openings with stone sills, moulded surrounds and entablature and some tripartite with brackets to sills. Round-arch and squared-headed windows to tower, with imposts to ground floor, pediments to second and paired with keystones to third. Depressed-arch Palladian window in front elevation with panelled pilasters. Keystone, entablature, scrolls and brackets to sills. Round-arched door opening with keystone, spoked fanlight and flanked by red marble columns and panels. All windows and doors replacement uPVC. Stable yard to south built around courtyard having hipped slate roofs. Rubble limestone walls and snecked squared limestone entrance gateway in east of complex having cut-stone voussoirs to carriage arch. Cut-stone surrounds to window openings facing onto yard.
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