Plashett

Plashett is a broad two-storey building with a whitewashed rubble front, topped by a hipped modern tile roof and featuring a centrally placed, diagonally set cement rendered stack. The building has stone dressings around pointed door and window openings, with windows located in the centre and doors at either end. The first floor has a small pane casement window, while the ground floor features sash windows, both adorned with intersecting glazing bars at the top. The boarded doors are no longer in use, as access is now provided through a modern L-plan extension on the right end. The left end has undergone later alterations, including a gable above a first-floor small pane pointed casement window and an earlier 20th-century six-light bow window with Gothic tracery at the top. The rear of the building is cement rendered. The interior has been modernised.