Description
Mid 18th century. 2-storey and attic 3-bay coursed rubble
house, with ashlar dressings, basement to rear, and various
additions, boldly advanced square-plan 2-storey, 2-bay
flanking wings added before 1824; wings added at north east
and north west in early 20th century both stugged ashlar
with polished dressings. South east elevation: ground floor
infilled between wings, faced with stugged ashlar, and flat
roofed; central pilastered doorpiece with scrolled pediment
and side lights. Eaves course, cornice and blocking course.
Original 1st floor windows with margins and cill course, the
latter continued along flanking wings. 2 large box dormers
and end stacks. 2-bay wings have single windows at ground
floor. 2-storey, 4-bay wing at north east has continuous band
course over ground floor. North west elevation; house has
band course over basement, cill course to ground and 1st floors continued along flanking wings; these wings have single
windows centrally placed at each floor, those in ground floor
in recessed round-headed panels. Late 19th century 2-storey
over basement wing projects by 5-bays north west from centre
of original house, cill course to ground and 1st floors. Sash
windows throughout, most with 9 or 12-pane glazing. Eaves
course and cornice to each elevation, and slate roofs,
piended at extensions.