Newhouse Farmhouse (EHER 34506)

A house dating to the 18th century or possibly earlier origin with later alterations and additions, including a rear wing. It is timber framed with ashlar lined plaster. It has a grey slate double range roofs, moulded soffits to end gables and right and left chimneystacks. It is two storeys and attics.

Listed building description A house dating to the 18th century or possibly earlier origin with later alterations and additions, including a rear wing. It is timber framed with ashlar lined plaster. It has a grey slate double range roofs, moulded soffits to end gables and right and left chimneystacks. It is two storeys and attics. The fine formerly central doorway has been moved to the left return and is approached by steps, the round headed arch with reveal panels, half columns with moulded capitals and bases, moulded frieze, dentilled cornice and pediment. The rear wing was probably a former bakehouse or kitchen and it has chamfered bridging joists. There is a fire surround with moulded soffit to shelf, various panelled doors and surrounds, moulded fire surrounds, moulded cornices and panelled shutters throughout the house. <1> Photographs <2>