Built as the New Inn in the early seventeenth century, now a house. A two storey, three bay building, with rubble stone walls and a slate roof framed by coped gables and end chimney stacks. There is a cellar under the north-east end. A rear range was added in the later seventeenth century. This has a single storey and attics lit by gabled dormers. A stable range was added on the south-west in the eighteenth century (NPRN 26045). There is a second former stable range, now a cottage, on the north-west (NPRN 406044).

Source: CADW Listed Buildings Database (3762)

John Wiles 17.04.07