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Three-bay single-storey vernacular house with attic, built c.1850 and refurbished c.2005, having recent lower, two-bay single-storey extension to south end, and three outbuildings adjacent to east. Pitched reed thatched roof with rendered copings and having rendered stone corbels at eaves. Chimneystacks to gables with copings and black pots. Painted cement-rendered walls. Square-headed openings with replacement two-over-two pane timber sliding sash windows to front, timber casement attic window just below eaves over doorway, and replacement uPVC elsewhere, with painted concrete sills, and having recent replacement timber door. Extension has exposed rafter ends, fibre-cement roof tiles and concrete copings. House and outbuildings arranged around courtyard surrounded by trees, approached uphill along narrow laneway. Three-bay single-storey outbuilding to north has lean-to at west, pitched corrugated-metal roof with concrete copings, limewashed rubble walls and recent timber doors. Similar two-bay building adjacent, with part-slate/part-corrugated-metal roof. Similar one-bay hay shed at right angles, with limewashed rubble walls and corrugated-metal roof, open-fronted to half of west elevation, and partly rebuilt rear (east) wall. Wrought-iron gate leads to rear of outbuildings.
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