Braeside, Greenbank, Yell

Former school and school-house in terrace, with principal elevation to east, comprising single storey and attic 3-bay teacher's house and school-room of circa 1827 to north, with mid 19th century single storey and attic 3-bay teacher's house added to south. Harled walls with painted margins to windows.

1827 building: asymmetrical east elevation, door with plate glass fanlight in centre bay; windows in flanking bays (smaller at left), gabled concrete porch to outer left. 2-bay north gable with windows at ground and attic in bay to right only.

Mid 19th century building: near-symmetrical, east elevation comprising vertically-boarded timber door and cat-slide roof to porch in centre bay, windows at ground in outer bays, dormers with harled gabled dormerheads breaking eaves in outer bays.

Timber sash and case glazing, 12 and 6-pane to ground floor and attic respectively of earlier building; 4-pane to later building. Purple-grey slate roof to earlier building with rooflights to south half of attic, red fishscale tile roof to later building. Stugged sandstone gablehead stack and skew-copes to north gable, harled ridge stack to earlier building, and gablehead stacks to later building, all coped, with circular cans.

WALL: remains of random rubble wall adjacent to north gable.