Easby, England

Farmhouse and barn, C18 and early C19. C18 west part of house, and barn, ashlar; C19 east addition coursed squared stone. Pantiled roofs with stone dressings.

Wall formerly of kitchen garden. Mid - late C18. Brick, with rubble backing and ashlar coping.

Railway crossing keeper's cottage, now house. c1846. By G T Andrews for George Hudson's Great North of England railway. Random-coursed sandstone, Welsh slate roof. L-shaped plan, with rear range to left, 2 storeys. Entrance front: 1 gabled bay.

Ruins of barn, partly converted into house. C14, with C19 and C20 alterations. Rubble sandstone, stone slate roof.

Chest tomb. c1763. For Thomas Wilkin died 1763.

Chest tomb. c1735. For Margret Carter of Brompton on Swale, died 1735, wife of Robert Carter (qv).

Farmhouse and barn, late C18. Sandstone ashlar. Pantiled roofs with stone dressings; asbestos roof on end bay of barn. House front facing west 2 storeys, 2 windows and 1-storey, l-bay right wing. Glazed door in wing.

Villa, now 2 houses. Early C19 and c1868. For the Harrison family. Ashlar and coursed rubble; felt roof, formerly leaded. Main block of c1868 fronts earlier block which became service range. 2 storeys, 5 bays. Entrance front: ashlar.

Chapel, probably late C18. Ashlar; Welsh slate roof with stone copings. Front blank but for a boarded door in raised, pointed-arched surround.

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.