Beech View

Beech View is a two-storey building constructed from snecked stone and topped with a slate roof, featuring two brick end stacks. The front facade is symmetrical and includes Tudor-style stone lintels and hoodmoulds above the openings. A central panelled front door is flanked by cross windows. On the upper storey, there is a narrow central light surrounded by two 2-light casement windows made of wood. The windows are notable for their iron-frame glazing in a Tudor style, displaying hexagonal and lozenge patterns, with a denser pattern on the lower storey. The gable ends of the building are rendered and adorned with decorative barge boards. To the left, there is a low stone flat-roofed extension. The rear of the building features a three-window layout with small pane casement windows, along with stone lintels and sills. Access to the interior was not available during the inspection in August 1997.