Outbuilding East Of Greyhound Public House

The outbuilding east of the Greyhound Public House is a simple rectangular structure dating from the early 19th century. It is timber-framed and weatherboarded, topped with a pantiled roof. The north elevation, facing the road, features three bays with a central hoist loft and a blocked doorway below. There is one window on each side of the door, both of which are simple 2-light casements with a central glazing bar. The south elevation at the rear has three 3-light casement windows. The east and west end elevations have no notable features. Inside, the building has primary braced softwood construction with studs positioned edge on to the interior. This outbuilding is included for its group value with the Greyhound Public House.