The Cider Mill

The Cider Mill is a 17th-century house constructed from blue lias stone, featuring a stone tile roof and a large north end wall stack that was originally fitted with paired stone diagonal shafts, now rebuilt in brick. The building is two-storey high. On the front, there is a leaded light triple casement window above a shallow 19th-century splayed bay window, which has a stone-tiled roof and a small single leaded light window on its left side. The rear range has a plain tile roof, with a small upper window that has a moulded wood head on the north side, and a small shallow stone splayed bay on the south side.