A sixteenth century house, possibly with earlier origins, extended in about 1700 and remodelled in about 1800. Originally a gentry house and only later a farmhouse.
A two storey building with attics. The walls are of roughly sometimes limewashed coursed stone rubble, with a partial boulder plinth and quoins. There is a fireplace and stair in the south-west gable. The house has a slate gabled roof flanked by chimney stacks. The added rear block is single storey with attic and has a gable end fireplace. Its roof has been raised.
The interior has recent timber partitions and a centre stair. The south-west chimney has been rebuilt in brick.

Associated with: Barn (NPRN 406220)

Source: CADW Listed Buildings Database (3671)

John Wiles 11.06.07