1. 16th century and later. 'T' shaped plan, stone, 2 storey, slate roof, lintel of entrance formed from medieval stone coffin lid.

2. The nucleus of the house probably consisted of two units (hall and inner room), with the entrance at what was the extreme end. A third unit, now the kitchen, was added at a later date. External fetures of interest include the early wooden window frame to the hall and the reset coffin slab. Internally the house retains a number of early beams .
(Source: Site File DE/Domestic/SH96, from notes by Peter Smith)
J Hill 21/07/2004