The Old School House

The Old School House is an 1864 school and master's house, built by Sir Charles Rous Boughton of Rous Lench Court. It is constructed of polychrome brick with a tile roof and has an L-shaped plan, with a hall extending to the east and the house to the south. The east front features a gabled hall to the right, with shaped bargeboards and a finial, and a large three-light window. To the left is the house, of one storey with an attic lit by a gabled dormer. The ground floor has a lean-to porch with a Gothic-style timber front and two half-glazed doors. A bell-cote sits at the roof junction, with a large stack to the south of it.