House adjoing Post Office

This building, dating from the mid to late 19th century, is a two-storey house made of coursed rubble stone with a slate roof and a tall brick chimney at the rear. The front features a six-panel door and four timber casement windows with cambered brick heads, positioned to the left of the centre.

Adjoining the house is a 19th-century stable and trap-house range, which shares a continuous roof with the house. The stable end is finished in painted coursed rubble, while the loft above the trap-house entry is weatherboarded. There are boarded doors beneath flat stone arches, and a pulley wheel remains in place over the stable loft door. The gable end includes a weatherboarded lean-to extension.