House dating from 1664, extensively remodelled in 1793 with 19th century alterations and addition. Built of squared coursed limestone rubble with ashlar quoins and dressings, and features a concrete tiled roof with two ridge chimney stacks (one capped off), with ashlar bases and brick shaft. The building is of two storeys with cellars, and hasa two-bay front having to right a 19th century six-panelled door with overlight and panelled reveals, covered by a 19th century large, open ornate timber porch with single turned balusters on ashlar base supporting dentillated leaded hood with carved arched brackets. To left a margin light sash window and to first floor two similar windows. All windows have ashlar surrounds with flat lintels and raised keystones. Beside the ground floor window lintel is a date stone '1664', probably reset. The side front of four bays has to ground floor a segmental headed archway with planked double doors and to right three margin lights. To first floor are four similar windows. Along the side are three small square openings at ground level to the cellar. At the rear at high level a date stone of 1793. The interior retains stick baluster staircase with carved string and turned and knopped newels. The cellar has a 17th century beam and joists. For the full description and the legal address of this listed building please refer to the appropriate entry in the National Heritage List for England. {1}{2}