Glebe House

Glebe House is an 18th-century house constructed of pinkish brick, notable for its stepped eaves cornice and pantiled roof with end and ridge stacks. The building is irregular in form and two storeys high. It has three modern sliding sash windows on the upper floor and four below, the lower windows set beneath inserted arches of white brick. A six-panel door with glazed upper panels is accessed via a similar arched surround. A one-storey rear extension, of old brick and pantiles, incorporates round windows. Other extensions are considered to be of no particular architectural interest.