Marwoods Church Of England School Number 6

Marwood's Church of England School, built in the later 19th century, features a school with an attached schoolmaster's house. The building is constructed from coursed squared tooled sandstone and has Welsh slate roofs with stone trim. It has a shallow U-shaped plan with gabled projecting wings. The central section is one storey high with three bays, and the left wing, also one storey, serves as the school. The right wing is two storeys and houses the master's residence.

A pent porch located in the left bay of the central section contains a Gothic doorway flanked by side lights. The building features large stone-mullioned and transomed windows, with a Tudor arch in the left bay. Stone gable copings and carved kneelers adorn the structure, and there is a ridge stack with four conjoined octagonal shafts. The right return showcases a three-bay front of the house, featuring a central Tudor-arched door and upper windows set in three small gables. There is also a one-storey extension on the right.