A Grade II listed, mid 17th century farmhouse dated 1723 and rebuilt in the mid 18th century. Built of rubble and coursed limestone with gritstone quoins and a Welsh slate roof, the farmhouse has three storeys, with three windows to the first floor. There is a 19th century lean-to against the right return. The 17th century ground floor has pink gritstone quoins and an original moulded, quoined doorway to the far right. Above the door is a plaque with eroded initials and the date '1723'. To the left of the door is a former three-light chamfered, mullioned window with its sill cut through and a 20th century casement inserted. There is a blocked 19th century doorway near the centre of the house with the present door in a broad opening beyond. The first floor has buff gritstone quoins, a single-light window flanked by two-light windows in tall square-cut sandstone surrounds with their mullions removed. The second floor has windows similar to the first floor but smaller and intact. Please see list description for further details. (1)