The White House

The White House is a Grade II listed building featuring a linear plan with an added lower unit to the right and a porch. It has a slate roof and walls made of rubble masonry, with chimneys that include a banded brick extension.

The main section of the house is two storeys high and three windows wide. It has small pane sash windows that are symmetrically arranged around a door, which is now covered by a later gabled porch. The first-floor windows are set at the eaves, with the central window being narrower and having a heavier sill. The ground floor window openings have segmental arched heads with rubble voussoirs, and there is also a window to the cellar.

The extension is single storey and sits over a cellar. Its front features a modern tripartite sash window in a wide, blocked opening, which may have once been a doorway, along with a cellar window below. The rear of the building has been much altered and is four windows wide in the main section, but it retains one tall mullioned and transomed window on the first floor, possibly dating from around 1700. The main section has a blocked doorway opposite the front door, which now contains a segmental-headed window. The doorway to the extension is modern, with the original doorway now converted into a window.