Former School Building Immediately North East Of The Old Vicarage

The former school building, located immediately north-east of The Old Vicarage in Buckfastleigh, is a two-storey structure likely dating from the 1820s, with some later alterations. The building is constructed of rendered slatestone rubble and features a secondary concrete tile roof that is gabled at both ends. It has a rectangular plan and is oriented on a north-west to south-east axis.

On the exterior, the south-west side facing the vicarage has been altered, with garage doors on the left, a doorway to the right, and a blocked window further right with a brick arch above it. There are also two blocked first-floor windows, each with brick arches. The north-west end displays a platband beneath the gable and a tall round-headed recess that contains a 20th-century ground-floor window. The first floor features a tall round-headed 16-pane sash window with cast-iron glazing bars and spider's web glazing in the head, along with a blind rectangular recess in the gable. The south-east end has not been seen externally but is known to retain spider's web glazing that likely matches the window on the north-east end.

Inside, there is a fireplace with a semi-circular stone arch on the north-east wall, alongside a later fireplace that may have been used for a copper, and a tall round-headed recess to the right. The interior also features cross beams with sunk ovolo mouldings, and the first floor includes round-headed recesses in the walls.