Good 16th-17th century stone farmhouse.
(2) A complex multi-period site. The chronology has been clarified by dendrochronology: a storeyed cruck-framed solar cross-wing was added (it is assumed) to a downhill-sited hall range in 1558/9. The hall itself was replaced by a range with an outer parlour in 1646/7. To the west of the 1646/7 range is a an adjoining cruck-framed barn-byre range. The further cruck truss produced a felling date of 1634/5 but a number of earlier crucks wereincorporated in the range. Dating commissioned by RCAHMW and reported in Vernacular Architecture, vol. 36 (2005, forthcoming). (Richard Suggett/RCAHMW/June 2005).