Former Grammar School, the Old Building (Capron House)

The Former Grammar School, known as the Old Building (Capron House), dates from the 17th century. The central part of the building is constructed of red brick and features a shaped Dutch gable with an attic window that has stone mullions. In front of this section is a shouldered projection, also made of red brick, which has a blocked window on either side, topped with a dripmould. An early 19th-century stone Gothic porch is located in front of this projection. Flanking the original portion are early 19th-century additions that are two storeys high, built of stone and topped with a castellated parapet. The roof is slate, and there are Gothic casement windows with two or three lights, each featuring four-centred heads, totaling seven windows. The building has large 19th and 20th-century additions to the north.