Grade I listed croft, dating from the 10th century and reworked in the 11th century. It is ashlar and has a tapering square shaft with decorated panels of two strand interlace on three sides. The fourth has been recut in the 11th century to form two roundels linked by a cable moulded bar which separates sunk panels containing crosses saltire matching the decoration within the circles. For the full description of this listed building please refer to the National Heritage List for England. {1}