Brewhouse and bothy. Late C19. By John Birch. Converted dwelling, c.1980. Ashlar with C20 hipped plain tile roof. Deep stone bracketed eaves. 2 corniced brick and ashlar ridge stacks. 2 storeys, 5 bays. Windows are leaded cross casements. Main west front has to right, 3 glazed doors and above, 5 casements. Above again, central gabled ridge dormer, louvred and with shaped brackets. Rebuilt c.1980. North side has to right, chamfered doorway. East side has 6 casements on different levels. South end has double doorway with segmental head and C20 glazed doors. Above, central mullioned casement. Adjoining C20 steel and glass porch forms link to bothy. Bothy, single storey, 2 bays, in similar style to brewhouse, has to north double cross window and chamfered doorway. To west, doorway. South side has off centre doorway flanked to left by cross window and to right by C20 leaded casement. Adjoining garden wall, to east, brick with ashlar coping, has 2 C19 lean-to brick outbuildings with pantile roofs. (NCC/js)