Village Hall

The Village Hall, built in 1912 by Ernest Barnsley and Norman Jewson, is constructed from rubble stone with flush quoins and features a Cotswold stone-slate roof. It has an L-shaped plan with three gables facing into the angle, two smaller gables on the single-storey wing to the northeast, and one larger gable facing southeast that includes a first-floor window. The two smaller gables each have a mullion and transom window, while the taller gable features a two-light stone-mullion window, all fitted with leaded lights. The gables on the northeast side have perforated triangular vents, and the southeast gable has louvred slit vents. There are two boarded doors located under large cambered timber lintels, positioned to the left and in the angle of the building.