Former Railway Stationmaster's House

An L-shaped single storey building consisting of a platform building facing S and a wing which was the Stationmaster’s house facing E to the road. The elevation to the platform is nearly symmetrical, with a central projecting window bay. The bay is in ashlar stonework, the elevation is otherwise rendered. Its roof has been restored. Gables to the platform at left and right with a recessed cross in the apex of each. Recessed windows with 8-pane sashes. Some sash windows have been replaced with fixed lights. Two blocked doorways (Ladies’ waiting room and entrance). Artificial slate roof with tile ridge and decorative bargeboards. The E (house) elevation has 2 sash windows and a central panelled door. Chimneys of hammer-faced ashlar with capping. The building is painted in a 2-tone colour scheme to GWR standard.

Most interior features are lost but original slate floor survives in the kitchen of the house.