36 Noss Mayo

No. 36 Noss Mayo is a former village school and master's house, now a cottage, built around 1840-1850 with an extension added to the south in 1878. The building is constructed from slate rubble with grey limestone dressings and features a slate roof with gabled ends. It has an L-shaped plan, with the master's house on the right side, which is two storeys high and has two windows. The single-storey schoolroom projects to the left and includes a small stone gabled bellcote above the gable, along with a later plaque inscribed "The Tilly Institute." The window openings are chamfered ashlar, and the casements have glazing bars. The doorways are also chamfered. The master's house has a 20th-century glazed wooden porch, and there is a ridge chimney stack with a group of three octagonal flues. The schoolroom was extended to the south, creating a T-shaped plan, and there is a rear chimney stack with set-offs.