Green End House

Green End House is a house dating to the 17th and 19th centuries, comprising a rear block and a front block that was added later. The 17th-century rear block has a timber frame covered in colour-washed rough cast, with an old clay tile roof. It originally had a two-room plan and two storeys, featuring a red brick double ridge stack, a 20th-century door, and a 20th-century casement window. Also on the ground floor is a 2-light horizontal sash and plank door, while the first floor has a 2-light horizontal sash with glazing bars and a single-light casement. A one-storey lean-to addition is visible on the north gable end. The 19th-century front block was added to create a double-pile plan, built of colour-washed brick with a hipped slate roof and three bays over two storeys. The central entrance has a front door of two fielded panels and two glazed panels, with a rectangular fanlight under a cambered head, and is sheltered by a cast iron open porch with foliate supports. There are two sashes without glazing bars either side of the door. The first floor has three smaller sashes, all with flat arches. A conservatory has been added to the south gable end.