Court House

Court House is a detached dwelling built in the mid-19th century. It features squared and coursed limestone with a plain tile roof. This Victorian villa has twin octagonal ashlar stacks with moulded cappings and plinths at the gables. The building is one and a half storeys high and has a one plus two window arrangement. On the ground floor, there are two paired sash windows with a central stone mullion, along with a small single sash window in the middle. The windows are set in small gables with decorative cut bargeboards, arranged in groups of one and two, and all have flush stone surrounds with slight segmental heads. To the left, there is an off-centre six vertical panel door, which is set deep in a stone reveal and is sheltered by a ridge canopy with a stepped barge supported on wooden brackets.

This building remains relatively untouched and occupies a key position at a bend in the main road of the village. There is a cellar that is reputed to predate the main structure, which may have originally been built as a farmhouse.