The Priory

A late-C18 house sited to face south with its original east gable set back from the road, later extended up to the road. The house consists of a main range of two storeys and three windows, increased to five. White painted render with tiled roof. White painted window sashes in black painted frames. End chimneys to the original extent, none to the additional part at east. Canted bay window at left, probably not original. Open fronted porch at centre, also not original, with bargeboards and modern door.

In the front elevation the upper windows are of nine panes in hornless sashes. The front window of the bay and two others are 12-pane sash windows. The flanks of the bay window have horned sashes similar to the front but one pane in width. Good joinery with thin glazing bars. Stone sills, cambered arches to two lower windows. The window at right is a modern double French window.

Flat roofed garage to left with small roof-tiled upstand at front.

The interior retains chamfered beams and a good open-well staircase not in situ, with timber handrails, thin turned newels, inch-square balusters and bracketted treads.