Village Hall

The Village Hall, formerly known as the County Library, is a single-storey building dated 1843, originally built as a school. It features coursed squared ironstone with limestone dressings and a roof covered in fishscale tiles, topped with stone-coped gables that have finials. The front has two ranges of three-light stone mullion and transom windows, each with hood moulds. A central doorway is set within a projecting gabled porch, which has a limestone front and loop-holes on the sides. The porch's front includes a Tudor-arched opening with a hoodmould. At the apex of the gable, there is an impressive bellcote that is partly corbelled out, displaying the date 1843, with open arches on all four sides and a stone pyramidal roof with a finial. The right end of the building is blank, while the left end has a similar three-light window. The rear also features a three-light window without a hoodmould and includes a small single-storey extension from the 20th century.