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Detached double-pile six-bay two-storey steward's house, built c.1800, originally a five-bay house. Longer hip-ended rear pile, projecting gable-fronted bay with further gabled single-storey entrance, both c.1870. Later in use as country house, now disused. Hipped slate roof, tall rendered chimneystacks marking gables of original five-bays, with profiled capping and decorative clay pots, further chimneystacks to rear pile, decorative bargeboards to projecting gables, sections of cast-iron rainwater goods. Lime-washed roughcast rendered walls. Six-over-three and two-over-two sash windows with exposed sash boxes and painted false window to eastern bay to upper floor, boarded openings to ground floor. Set back from the road, bounded by squared rubble stone walls having square-profile gate piers with pyramidal cappings.
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