Thatchers

This 17th-century building is a long range constructed of painted brick, plaster, and random weatherboards. The roof features a ridge, a hip, and gablets at the north end, with three flat, tiled dormers and one gabled dormer on the east slope. Two red brick chimneys are situated near each end of the building. Two later porches have been added to the east wall. The ground storey windows are mixed in style, with two sliding sash windows visible at the north end. A modern one-storey extension is present, along with a small, gabled brick wing at the northwest corner, which is covered in peg tiles and has no windows.