Great House (Post Office)

House, rough-cast, with slate roof, flat C20 eaves formerly dentilled, and rendered end stacks; ornate bargeboards to left. Three-storey, 3-window range, centre breaks forward slightly. 3 small square 6-pane sashes under eaves, first and ground floor windows C20 hardwood 6-pane sashes, also 2 mid C20 small triangular bays with red tiles flanking plain centre C20 door in stucco surround (formerly wooden doorcase with ledge hood on pilasters). Right ground floor bay has door and window to Post Office, C20 glazed door and 6-pane sash. Plaque over centre door: "This house was built by William Powell 1766". Set back to left is one-bay section with cambered-headed through arch and small window over. Rear wing has C20 windows.

Largely altered but original stair survives, dog-leg in 4 flights, closed-string, broad treads, turned balusters and chamfered newels. One oak doorcase to entrance hall.