The Morris Dancer Public House

The Morris Dancer Public House is a building from the first half of the 18th century, originally constructed as a farmhouse. It features a double pile design and is made of red and blue brick, standing two main storeys tall. The south front has five sash windows and a central door that is topped by a modern porch in a Georgian style. All the windows have cambered heads, except for the central window on the first floor, which is round-headed. The roof is covered with old tiles and has two 19th-century dormers. The end stacks are located inside the gable wall. The north front rests on a brick plinth and has four windows with an entrance in the second bay from the east. The upper floor has sash windows with straight heads, while the ground floor window has been modernized. The west end wall features three semi-circular headed windows.