English: C18 with later alterations. Although the building was clearly originally domestic, its precise purpose is unclear: it may have been a secondary dwelling or possibly accommodation of farm servants. Two-storey house with single storey wing to L (N) and single-pitched addition at N end. Built of local rubble masonry; roof of small, old slates, stone copings and gable stacks. The R (S) stack is a tall rectangular stack with capping, the L (N) stack a shorter, squarer stack projecting from the N gable, with capping and raised by brick. The entrance elevation faces the yard and farm buildings to the W, the doorway under a gabled porch to the L (N). There is a ground floor window, a horizontally sliding sash, to the R (S) and a first floor window, with margin panes, set directly under the eaves; a similarly detailed first floor window to the rear. To the L (N) is a single storey gabled wing, probably a boiling house; with external access via a door to the rear. A single pitched addition built against the L (N) end; a single doorway to the front.