Colemans

Colemans is a building that likely dates from the 18th century. It features exposed square panels of timber-framing on the north-west side. The structure is a long, two-storey range made of brick, topped with an old tile roof that has a half-hipped gable end facing south-west at the left-hand end. The front is constructed of red brick, with some vitreous brick and lacing courses of vitreous brick above the ground floor. The building has brick dentil eaves. There are two openings above, and on the ground floor, there are four segmental-headed openings and three blind openings, along with two doors, one of which is a ledge door. There is also one window bay in the left-hand gable end. Colemans, along with Pitchfield Cottage and Vinersmead, forms a group of buildings.