Canal House

Symmetrical 2-window, 2-storey main range with central doorway, constructed of roughly coursed sandstone. Two-storey, 1-window extension to the N, slightly set back, of snecked masonry with stone dressings. All under a slate roof with brick end stacks, yellow brick to the main range and red brick to the extension. The openings are under segmental heads with voussoirs, and all the windows are 12-pane horned sashes. The front door is glazed with small panes. A continuous hoodmould rises over the front door and its flanking windows, with hoodmoulds in the same style over the upper storey windows of the main range. Between them and just below the eaves is a tablet bearing an inscription.

The S gable end is rendered. There is an added flat-roofed single storey extension against the S end and continuing round the rear. It contains a C20 half-lit door to the front. (There is a small upper storey extension to the rear.) The N gable end is of masonry to the ground floor, rebuilt in red brick at the upper level and containing a C20 window.

No access to interior at time of inspection (August 1997)