Bridge House

Bridge House is a late 17th century house featuring three bays and two storeys, constructed from red brick laid in Flemish bond. It has a rear wing that forms a T-plan. The roof is ridged, gabled, and covered with peg tiles, featuring brick dentil eaves and a chimney stack located centrally on the front pitch. The ground storey has a modern front door with a lion mask knocker set in a recess that previously had a stucco case and reveals. On the left side, there is one original hornless tripartite sash window, and all windows are topped with brick arches. The first storey includes original sash windows in the centre and on the right, with the right window matching the ground storey window on the left, while the centre window lacks margin lights.