Greenfield Hazelwood

Greenfield Hazelwood is a Grade II listed building with a late medieval wing at the rear. It features a tiled roof and stands two storeys high with an attic, comprising three windows. The façade includes flat drip moulds with returns over later 3 and 4-light windows, and there are two gabled dormers with moulded mullion windows. A projecting one-storey stone porch is present, along with a false round-headed window above it. The south gable has a stack with stepped water tabling.

Inside, the building has an extended collar beam roof of the Northavon/South Gloucester type. The Greenfield wing, which is a later addition, has painted rubble walls and also features a tiled roof, standing two storeys with two windows. Originally, this section had two rooms with a cross passage, and a timber screen divides the east room from the passage. The original spiral stair is located in the north-east corner, and fragments of wind bracing can be seen on the first floor.