Ivy Cottage, Mayfields And School House

Ivy Cottage, Mayfields, and School House is a building of medieval origin that has undergone significant alterations and is now divided into three dwellings. The structure is T-shaped in plan. The hall wing on the right side, known as Mayfield, features a modern cement-rendered front, but retains an earlier timber frame that is exposed internally. This wing includes a central cruck truss, cruck spurs, stop-chamfered ceiling beams on the ground floor, and a large stone chimney at the east end, which has an inglenook fireplace with a deep roll-moulded beam.

Ivy Cottage is an early 19th-century two-storey brick wing located at the rear. The cross wing on the left side, identified as School House, dates from the 17th century and is constructed of exposed timber frame with square panel studwork. This section is also two storeys high and features a front gable with a billet-moulded soffit to the tie beam and cruciform ornamented studwork below. The building has modern windows set on old brackets and is covered with tiles throughout.