Middleton Tyas, England

Farmhouse, now house. Mid C17, altered. Rubble with ashlar dressings, pantile roof with stone slates at eaves.

Cottage. Mid C18. Roughcast rubble, pantile roof.

Walls to former kitchen garden. Probably late C18. Cobble, lined with orange-red bricks in English garden wall bond.

Walls, railings and gates. Probably c1780 contemporary with the house,(qv) and by John Carr, for George Hartley. Ashlar and wrought iron. Low wall supporting railings flanking gates. Fleurs-de-lys finials to bars of railings and gates.

House. c1705, c1805 and c1905. Rubble with some brick dressings, part roughcast, pantile roof.

Country house with service range, and balustrade attached to south-east side. House of 1777-80, by John Carr of York for George Hartley (1726-80), a barrister. Ashlar sandstone, Westmorland slate roof.

Walls, railings and gates. Probably c1780, contemporary with the house (qv) and by John Carr, for George Hartley. Ashlar and wrought iron. Flanking walls of convex quadrant plan with plinth, moulded coping and cylindrical terminal bollards.

Limekilns. Mid C19. Ashlar, rubble and brick. 2 segmental-arched, quoined, ashlar openings, in line, within rubble frontage to kiln. Rubble lining to triangular-plan hearths, which each have small circular eyes at top covered with a slab.

Gazebo. Early C18. For Leonard Hartley.

Farmhouse. Mid - late C18 remodelling of earlier building. Rubble, pantile and artificial stone slate roof. 2 storeys with rear outshut, 4 first-floor windows. Quoins at ends and also on second storey to right of second window.