Old School House

The Old School House is a school building with an attached master's cottage, dating from around 1850. It is constructed of rendered brick and features a tiled roof adorned with decorative ridge tiles and brick chimney stacks. The school house is a single-storey structure with a six-window range. At the center, there is a large rendered brick gabled porch with ornate bargeboards and hood mouldings above the arch. The windows are three-light mullioned and transomed, each topped with a tiled pent roof supported by carved brackets.

To the left of the school house is the master's cottage, which has a three-window range and is one and a half storeys tall. It features a single-storey central porch made of rendered brick, with a hood moulding over the arch and a gabled roof that has oversailing eaves and carved bargeboards. The cottage's windows are three-light casements with tiled pent roofs on ornate brackets above tall three-light casements in gabled dormers, also with oversailing eaves and carved bargeboards. All windows are leaded. The roof is steeply pitched with a gable end and an off-center ridge stack, featuring two single and two double diamond stacks. The building is picturesque, but the school room is currently derelict.