Farmhouse, now a house. 1710. Refenestrated c.1870. For Philip Lacock. Brick with plain tile roof. First and second floor and gable bands. Shouldered coped gables. Single gable and ridge stacks. 3 storeys, 2 bays. L-plan. Windows are mainly mullioned glazing bar casements. South front has central mid C19 gabled porch with round headed opening and half-glazed door with fanlight. Flanked by single casements. Above, central datestone inscribed 'Philip Lacock Esquire 1710'. Above again, 2 gables, each with a casement. East side has C20 door and to its right, 2 casements. Above, 3 casements irregularly spaced. Above again, to left, casement to garret, west side has C19 and C20 lean-to additions in return angle, with door and 3 C20 windows. To right, gabled cartshed, single bay, with a pair of doors with segmental heads. Above, a Yorkshire sash and above again, a casement to garret. Rear has casement and to right, C20 addition, single storey. Above, 2 casements on each floor. Interior has early C18 dogleg stair with intersecting string and handrail, square newels and vase balusters. Common rafter roof, mainly re-used timber. Cambered fireplace bressumer, chamfered span beams with elementary stops. (NCC/js)