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Two-bay single-storey vernacular house, built c.1780, with single-storey additions to each end, single-bay to north being addition to house or conversion of former outbuilding and two-bay outbuilding to south. Pitched thatched roof to older part of house, tied down with horizontal wire fixed to metal pegs at eaves. Limewashed rubble stone walls and chimneystack. Square-headed two-over-two pane timber sliding sash windows, one to front and two to rear, with ogee horns, having masonry sill to front opening and timber to rear. Attic steps and fireplace intact to interior. Attached bay to north has pitched corrugated-iron roof, limewashed cement-rendered walls and replacement casement window and has lean-to shed to north end with corrugated-metal roof. Outbuilding to south has pitched corrugated-iron roof, limewashed rubble stone walls and square-headed timber battened doors. Single-bay single-storey rubble outbuilding on opposite side of road, with pitched slate roof and timber battened half-door. Elevated hillside site with extensive views of surrounding countryside.
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