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2.
Mid C19 L-shaped building of coursed rubble, with freestone dressings, in Tudor style.
Probably originally a school but now in industrial use. 1-storey north section
(schoolroom?) and shorter 2-storey south part (house?). Large Tudor-arched north
window, the others square-headed all with hoodmoulds. High pitched tiled roofs:
house section has a row of conjoined octagonal chimneys on west side and a bellcote
on east. Gabled west porch with Tudor-arched entrance. An interesting survival in a
depopulated area."
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