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Detached Victorian four-bay two-storey house, built c.1880, with gabled northern bay forming end of L-plan side wing of three- and two-bays with single-storey gabled porch to north-west section, canted bay window to south gable of front block, with further wing forming return behind southern bay. Now derelict. Pitched slate roof with clay roll-mould ridge tiles, two-stage skewed brick chimneystacks of two, three and four flues above brick plinths to ridges, cast-iron rainwater goods, paired timber brackets to eaves and barges. Squared and random coursed dressed sandstone walls with raised V-jointed sandstone quoins over bevelled plinth course. Two-over-two timber sash windows in raised V-jointed block-and-start rendered window surrounds having droved sandstone sills, brick dressings exposed to some openings. Canted bay window to south gable with V-jointed render and continuous sandstone sill. Recent timber casement window to south block facing north. Three-panelled timber double-leaf door to front with single pane overlight having render block-and-start surround.
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