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Detached six-bay two-storey over basement country house, c.1820, having advanced end bays and bowed bay to south. Now roofless and with temporary roof to ground floor, and having rendered brick chimneystacks. Rendered coursed limestone rubble walls with ashlar limestone quoins, plinth, cornice, eaves band, sill course to first floor, string course to rear elevation and moulded parapet. Cut-stone surrounds to openings, with cornice to ground floor windows of south elevation and to entrance doors in northern advanced bay and in bowed bay. Replacement timber doors and windows to ground floor only. Ha-ha to south of house with limestone coping and cut limestone steps. Remains of walled garden to northwest, incorporating single-storey outbuilding. Dormered single-storey lodge at original entrance to demesne, recently renovated.
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