Former Schoolroom Adjoining No 9

The former schoolroom adjoining No. 9 is a building dating from 1866, now used as a store. It is constructed of dressed Killas stone with granite dressings and features a dry Delabole slate roof with an open pediment at the front. The building has a rectangular plan and its entrance faces Union Place. In a classical style, the nearly symmetrical two-storey front has three bays. There is a lintel above a panelled door in the left-hand bay, and giant pilasters rise to a broken pediment. The central bay contains a large three-light window with transoms, set under a moulded round arch within the open pediment. The other windows are original hornless sashes with six panes over one pane, as the glazing bars have been removed. The right-hand return features original twelve-pane sashes. The interior has not been inspected.