Former Railway Station

Simple renaissance style; shallow U - plan with symmetrical 2-storey front and rear red brick elevations. 2 + 4 + 2 - window front with freestone dressings including quoins and plinth. Hipped slate roof with modillion bracket eaves and rendered chimney stacks. 2-window end pavilions with 1 - window return inner sides. Small pane sash windows, 8 - pane round arched headed to 1st floor with keystones and 12 - pane square headed below with cornices, 2 - windows either side of the central pedimented entrance with panelled double doors and plain overlight; similar doorways to return walls of outer pavilions. 2 - window left end and 3 - window right end; the latter is rendered. Gabled single storey extensions with narrow sashes and panelled door to left end. 9 - bay former platform elevation with similar window and door treatment and continuous cornice. Central bay has tripartite window with 3 - arched heads; below is a 3 - light bow window with cornice parapet. Doorways to alternate bays.

Internally the building has been largely altered except for the retention of the left hand staircase with turned balusters and square newels. Panelled doors. Included accommodation for stationmaster.