Brookfield Guest House

Brookfield Guest House is an 18th century building with later additions, designed in an L-shape with wings to the north and east. The east wing has three storeys and features a lunette window on the top floor, roughcast walls, and quoins. The west return displays modillions beneath the eaves, a high plinth, and a cellar entrance with an old studded door that has trident hinges. There is a small projection on the ground floor with a stone slate roof. The other wing is two storeys high and has three dormers, modillioned eaves, and three sash windows with a band between the floors. To the east, there is a block made of red sandstone with a hipped slate roof and casement windows.