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Detached three-bay two-storey farmhouse, built c.1840, with flanking lean-to wings, two-storey return, and single-storey decorative glazed porch. Pitched slate roof with clay ridge tiles to house, smooth rendered chimneystacks over gables, pitched glazed roof to porch with carved timber bargeboards and wrought-iron finial. Roughcast rendered walls with smooth bands to corners below eaves and verge and to plinth. Lime-washed rubble stone to wings. One-over-one timber sash windows with convex horns. Porch having square-headed window in bipartite arrangement of twin-light pointed traceries with circular coloured-glass insets to margin panes and spandrels over low stone sill. Side entry comprising square-headed timber and glazed double doors. U-plan range of outbuildings to rear forming courtyard, with pitched slate roofs, lime-washed coursed rubble stone walls, and integrated carriage arches with dressed limestone surrounds. Set back from road, bounded to front and to south approach by low rubble stone wall with Scotch copings. Double-leaf wrought-iron gates in octagonal-profile stone posts with profiled caps.
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