Sharp'S Place

Sharp's Place is a brick building of irregular shape, dating from around 1600. The garden front features three gables and has a high-pitched tiled roof. The building is two storeys tall, with a chimney breast that has a diagonal shaft located in the right bay. The two left bays are tile hung above, while the lower section is made of old brick, which includes moulded hoodmoulds over the windows and a moulded brick coping along the high plinth. There are some old casement windows with several lights and wood mullions, as well as some modern casements. The entrance front also has two old windows and three gables, with an old brick chimney stack in the centre. A projecting pent central porch features an old oak door.