A Grade II listed, mid-18th century farmhouse, built of regularly coursed gritstone with quoins, coped gables with moulded kneelers, and gable end stacks (one of ashlar, others of blue brick). There are stone-slated roofs, repaired in part with plain tile. It is an irregular "T" plan house, with a lower bay added to the south end, and a lower two-storey range to the rear. The east range, east elevation is a three bay range of three storeys with stacked two-light flush mullioned windows flanking a central doorway, now enclosed by a 20th century lean-to porch of glass and timber. Above the doorway are stacked single-light openings with flush surrounds. The windows are sash-windows with single glazing bars and some fixed lights, together with some 20th century replacement joinery. The lower end bay has a stairway to the first floor doorway in the gable. (1)