Little Hele

Little Hele is a house dating from the 1840s, with a likely late 19th-century remodelling at the rear and 20th-century alterations. The building is roughcast, featuring a main range with end stacks and a slate roof, gabled at both ends, designed in the Gothick style. The layout consists of a single depth, two-room main block with a central entrance and a long rear wing that is at right angles to the main block, partly converted from stabling and subdivided.

The exterior showcases a symmetrical three-bay Gothick front elevation with three gables adorned with elaborate bargeboards, splat pendants, and finials at each apex. There is a central gabled porch that has similar bargeboards and a likely 19th-century two-leaf outer door with two-centred arched lights beneath a Gothick fanlight featuring Y glazing bars. Inside, there is a 19th-century panelled inner door with a Gothick fanlight. The front elevation includes three first-floor and two ground-floor two-centred arched Gothick windows, probably from the 19th century, also with Y glazing bars in the heads. The rear wing has pigeon holes under the eaves. The striking front elevation is visible from the road.