Paston College

School building, dated 1766, extended in the C19.

MATERIALS: The roof has a pantile covering, and the walls are constructed of red brick.

PLAN: It is rectangular on plan, facing south to a grassed area.

EXTERIOR: The school building, constructed in 1766, is three storeys in height and built of red brick. The roof is hipped with a pantile covering, and there are two long red-brick chimneystacks to the ridge. There are seven bays of windows; the five central bays have gauged-brick flat arches containing six-over-six pane sash windows, and the outer bays are round-arched containing four-over-four pane round-arched sash windows; the outer bays of the second floor and east bay of the first floor are blind. A single-storey red-brick porch was added to the centre of the front elevation in the C19 and has a pitched roof and a carved stone coat of arms over a pair of C20 half-glazed doors.