Foundry House

Foundry House is a house with two flanking buildings, dating from the late 18th century, around 1860, with a 20th-century extension. It features brick walls and a slate roof. The property includes a house set back from the road, with detached workshops that formerly had wagon entrances at the roadside gables; the back of the house was an earlier dwelling. The symmetrical front of the house, facing north, is two storeys high with a layout of one window, one window, and one window, along with a 20th-century extension with one window on the west side. The slate roof has a decorative bargeboard on the gable of the projecting center. The walls are made of painted brickwork, with a rendered section in the center of the first floor, a first-floor band, a plinth, and plain architraves around the arched window above the arched doorway, which features impost blocks and fluted pilasters. The windows are sash style, and there is a four-panelled door beneath a fanlight. The rear part of the house has a tiled roof, with ashlar chalkstone walls and brick dressings, along with casement windows and a plain doorway. The workshops are rectangular brick structures with slate roofs, all of which have been modified.