1. 18th century ruined upland farmhouse & stables in one range.

2. The house and attached stables are of one build, constructed of drystone rubble in clay with stone openings. There may have been a crogloft rather than a full first floor. The main fireplace had a wooden bressumer and a small oven in one jamb. There is a lean-to addition to the rear, a possible wagon-shed to the south, and a stable with granary over also to the south. There is a barn to the east of the house.
(Source: Site File DE/Domestic/SH94, from notes by A.J. Parkinson)
J Hill 07/06/2004