Christ's Hospital

Single-storey range forming 3 sides of a courtyard, with main range to E and shorter ranges to S and N. Constructed of snecked pecked grey stone with pronounced red sandstone dressings producing a polychrome effect; steeply-pitched slate roof; stone ridge stacks and external stacks to gable ends with offsets. Openings have rusticated sandstone surrounds: 2-light windows with chamfered stone mullions containing wooden small-pane casement windows; continuous impost band; renewed boarded doors, double to E range and single to S and N ranges, all under lean-to slated porch canopies on curved wooden brackets. Each cottage is 1-window. The S range contains 2 cottages, each with door to L and window to R; N range is a mirror image. The E range has 3 doorways flanked by windows, each pair of double doors leading into 2 cottages. The W gable ends have tall single lights flanking the external stacks, each with a pointed-arched sandstone head bearing an incised decorated roundel. To rear, a continuous line of gabled rear wings, with hipped roofs or half-timbered gables, added in the late C20 and with wooden doors and windows.

Interior not inspected.