Granary Cottage the Old Bakehouse

Granary Cottage and The Old Bakehouse are two dwellings, dating from the 18th century, with an addition from the early 19th century. The building was originally a granary and outbuilding, later converted to residential use in the 20th century. The main part of the building is constructed of red brick, with some areas rendered and a whitewashed front, and has roofs of Swithland and Welsh slate with brick ridges and stacks, the left and rear stacks being truncated.

The front elevation has two storeys, featuring four 3-light, centre-opening casement windows, the two on the right having cambered lintels. The ground floor has four 3-light horizontal sliding sash windows, also with top lights and cambered lintels, and a central 4-panelled stable-type door. Internally, chamfered beams are present. A two-storey brick outbuilding is located to the rear of the left range, containing two tie beam trusses with clasped principals. A further wing (15A) extends from the rear of the right range, constructed of colourwash rendered brick, with 20th-century casements, a door, and a side stack. The gable displays a tablet inscribed 'T.W.A. 1760'.