Village Hall and the Old School House
Village hall with house to rear, formerly school and school-master’s house. Circa 1860. Probably by G.E. Street. Coursed rubble stone, stone dressings. Diamond roof with red ridge tiles and stone chimneys. Picturesque medieval. Single storey hall to front has 3 windows with segmental heads
and altered C20 casements, and large off-set chimney stack to centre of front, partly concealed by lean-to with entry in 2-centred arch to left. Right gable has large pointed window with wooden mullions and transom, peculiarly cusped top lights and tympanum hung with fishscale tiles. 2 similar smaller windows to left gable with mock ventilation slit above. House is of 1½ storeys with 2 bays to left side. Left bay has external chimney stack off-set over board door in 2-centred arch. Right bay has 3-light casement in segmental head to ground floor, and 2 similar paired casements to first floor in single hipped semi-dormer. (English Heritage entry)