A two storey, double-fronted house, with an extension to the right hand gable.  Early photographs show the latter as a roofless structure, with a single pitch roof sloping away from the gable, and a narrow doorway towards the right of the front wall.  After much alteration, the extension is now used as a garage or store.  A porch protecting the front door was an early addition to the front facade, and this was soon extended to first floor level to provide additional living accommodation. 


The property was acquired by the Manx Museum and National Trust in 1993.