Former British School

The building is a former British School, now a nursery, largely dating from 1872, with earlier origins in a building of 1813, and later additions around 1900 and in the 20th century. The main 1872 structure is built of Bargate stone rubble with Bath stone dressings and gabled slate roofs, featuring fretted wooden bargeboards and cast iron cresting. The building is of Gothic style and symmetrical, with a central hall and wings housing one or two classrooms on either side.

The front of the building has a single storey and features eight casement windows. The central section is recessed with gables, each adorned with fretted wooden bargeboards and tall twelve-light windows. A prominent circular tower projects centrally, with a chamfered base supported by buttresses, an octagonal section displaying trefoil heads and pointed canopies, a band of quatrefoils, a clock face at the top, and a delicate stone spire with a cast iron finial. The central doorway has been blocked. Projecting gabled wings flank the tower, also with fretted wooden bargeboards, trefoil decorations to the gables, and central ten-light casements flanked by four-pane lights. Dedication stones are at the base of each gable, marking the cornerstones of both the 1813 and 1872 buildings. The right elevation includes a half-hipped gable with fretted bargeboards and an eight-light window; a 20th-century door has been added below. There are further four-light windows. The left elevation has a similar half-hipped gable and window, with a 20th-century door replacing the original. An early 20th-century brick and glazed square porch is also present. To the rear of the side elevations are small extensions dating from around 1900, built of red brick in stretcher bond with stone dressings and tiled roofs, featuring mullioned and transomed windows. A flat-roofed brick extension was added to the rear in the 20th century.

The interior has 20th-century suspended ceilings, obscuring the original roof trusses. An original glazed screen remains in the left wing.