Oldland

Oldland is an 18th century house that has been altered over time. The oldest section is located at the back of the building. It is two storeys high and features three windows. The ground floor is constructed of red brick, while the upper floor is tile-hung, topped with a tiled roof. There is a round-headed window on the first floor, which has a pediment above it and retains its glazing bars. The front of the house was refaced with Roman cement in the early 19th century. It also has three dormers, a stringcourse, and an eaves cornice. The glazing bars on the first floor remain intact, while the two bays on the ground floor have windows that are currently boarded up. A small solid porch is present at the entrance.