A Grade II listed 18th century, two-storey L-shaped building, with No. 112 built partly in front of No. 114. The facade of No. 114 is rendered white. No. 112 is stone with a hipped slate roof. No. 112 has modern casement windows in erlier sash window spaces, a centre door and an external stone staircase at the east side. No. 114 has sash windows with glazing bars, an angular stone bay to the ground floor and an off centre six-panelled door with a flat hood on brackets. (1)