Easby, England

Small country house; early C19 and later C19. Sandstone ashlar, Welsh slate roof.

Boundary stone marking boundary between parishes of Easby and Great Ayton. Round-topped stone about 0.6 m high. On north face: T H R G A 14. On south face: E.

House and smaller flanking cottages. Late C18. Ashlar; first floor of left bay raised in red brick. Pantiled roofs with stone dressings, brick stacks. 2 storeys, No 2 higher, 2 bays each.

House. Early - mid C18, later C18 and c1906. 1906 work for Leonard Jaques of Easby.

Marked on Ordnance Survey Map as Abbey Farm. Corn watermill and mill-house, now house. Late C18 - early C19, on much older foundations.

Chest tomb. c1761. For Robert Carter died 1761, husband of Margret Carter (qv).

Marked on old editions of Ordnance Survey Maps as Easby Hall, and on newer editions as Easby House. Country house, with one wing now divided into 2 flats. c1730, for Rev Wm Smith, with later alterations and additions for Leonard Jaques.

4 almshouses, now one house. Dated 1732, altered 1816. For Rev William Smith.

Ruins of Premonstratensian Abbey of St Agatha. Late C12, early C13, c1300, early C14, early C15. Sandstone.

Gateway. c1869. Probably by Sir G G Scott.