Westerdale, England

Farmhouse, subdivided to form three cottages, two cottages since recombined. C18, with the upper storey added in the late C18.

Wayside cross, possibly C11. Hard gritstone. Large, roughly- shaped base.

Byre, stable and cartshed with haylofts, probably early C19. Coursed squared sandstone with herringbone tooling; Welsh slate roofs. L-plan.

Farmhouse, C18 refurbished and extended early C19. Finely-coursed squared tooled sandstone. Roof renewed in concrete pantiles except for 1-storey part, clay pantiles; stone copings, kneelers, stacks.

Guidestone. Probably early C18. Hard gritstone in the shape of a Roman altar, with plinth, shaft and slightly-projecting head; about 2 feet high. Inscribed on north face: To Stoklay (Stokesley) and on south face To Kirby (Kirkbymoorside).

Barn, stables and cartsheds, dated 1818 but possibly late C18, barn raised by one storey slightly later. Coursed sandstone rubble, with coursed squared stone upper storey on barn. Pantiled roofs with stone ridges and kneelers.

Large farmhouse. 1822 dated over door, with C17 altered left part and slightly later right section; on site of a Cistercian nunnery located here before 1211.Coursed rubble; Welsh slate roof with stone ridge, copings and stacks; one brick stack.

House, now being divided into 2 units. Early-mid C18, extended early C19. Coursed squared sandstone, the older left part with herringbone tooling, the right random tooled.