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Detached five-bay two-storey complex of former outbuildings (front elevation to southeast) associated with former Church of Ireland glebe house (c.1900, now demolished), built 1828, having two-storey wing to the northeast, and with two ranges of two storey outbuildings to northwest and southwest (arranged around courtyard). Now converted to use as private dwelling (after c.1900); renovated c.1992 following fire damage. Single-storey extension and former conservatory to southwest. Hipped natural purple slate roof with roughcast-rendered eaves course (exposed red brick eaves course to rear) with cast-iron rainwater goods and cement-rendered chimneystacks. Lean-to natural slate roof to extension. Roughcast rendered walls; exposed rubble stone walls to rear. Square-headed window openings to front elevation (southeast) having smooth-rendered surrounds and replacement windows. Square-headed window openings to northeast elevation of block to northeast with flush red brick block-and-start surrounds, some stone sills and mainly six-over-six pane timber sliding sash windows at first floor level and with three tripartite Wyatt-style timber sliding sash windows at ground floor level. Central square-headed doorway to main elevation with smooth-rendered surround, timber panelled door with bolection mouldings, and with flanking square-headed windows with smooth-rendered surrounds and replacement windows. Two ranges of two-storey outbuildings attached to southwest; hipped natural slate roofs with shallow projecting eaves course and some surviving cast-iron rainwater goods; roughcast-rendered walls; square-headed window openings at first floor level having smooth-rendered surrounds, stone sills and battened timber loading bays and timber louvered fittings; square-headed openings at ground floor level with battened timber doors and square-headed carriage-arches with battened timber double-leaf doors. Section of walling to southwest of main dwelling block having gateway to cobbled yard with pair of roughcast-rendered rubble stone square-plan gate piers with pyramidal caps and having double-leaf wrought-iron flat-bar gate with integral round-headed pedestrian gate. Set back from road in extensive mature landscaped grounds in countryside south of Ramelton. Remains of small sub-pentagonal-plan walled garden to southeast, with rubble stone walls. Former gate lodge to north, recently renovated (2016). Gateway to southeast having pair of monolithic octagonal-plan cut-stone gate posts with pyramidal caps, at start of long approach avenue to house from southeast.
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