7 Steeple Lane

7-9 Steeple Lane is a single-storey school building in the late Georgian style, constructed from coursed rubble stone. It features a hipped roof covered with graded slates and has three added brick ridge stacks. The original symmetrical front has been slightly altered. In the center, there is a re-painted slate panel that reads 'National School erected 1816'. The entrance to No 7, located on the left side, has a replacement half-glazed panelled door set under a stone lintel. To the right of this entrance are two 12-pane hornless sash windows with cambered heads, above which is brickwork infilled below the original lintels at eaves level. No 9 has two similar horned sash windows, but with stonework used to infill the space below the original lintels. There is also a similar window at the right end of No 9, which has vertical joints below the sill, indicating it was originally a doorway. No 9 features a recessed entrance on the right side of its end wall, which has a modern door.

On the left side wall of No 7, there is a lean-to structure made of scribed roughcast under a corrugated iron roof, which encloses a 12-pane hornless sash window from the main range. The rear of the building faces a small yard and is constructed of random rubble stone. No 9 has an added flat-roofed projection. No 7 includes two replacement windows, with brick infill above the original stone lintels at eaves level. At the right end of No 7 is a single-storey brick projection under a gabled roof, which served as a wash house during the building's history. To the left of center is a ty bach made of brick with a pent roof of grouted slates, along with two closets that have boarded doors.

The interior of the building has been modernized and subdivided. In the dividing wall between the two dwellings, there is a round-headed plastered arch.