C16th in origin, partially rebuilt and extended in late C18th.

One and a half storeys, single pile withn rear wing and lean-to right gable end. MAinly brick with dentil and oversailing eaves courses. Some portions of earlier stone walling survive. Brick end stacks, left gable stack projects with raking offsets.

Original plan was of obe large and one smaller room. Large deep inglenook of former "hall" survives with later wood surround. Winder stairs rise from beside fireplace. A large deep chamfered axial beam with stepped draw stops runs through the centre of the house. Chamfered and stopped joists are exposed in the former parlour end room.

One of the oldest surviving dwellings in the community, with many internal features intact.

(11/09/2003 KAA)