Westfield

Westfield is a late Georgian, two-storey building with a roughcast front featuring three plus one windows and a plinth. It likely has 18th-century origins and was extended to the west, when it was refronted with an advanced and taller open-pediment gable-ended cross range. The building has slate roofs with wide eaves on the left and brick chimney stacks. The windows are mainly small-pane sash windows with margins, including tripartite windows on the first floor of the cross range above a tall modern window. There is a circa 1900 sash-glazed splayed bay window on the ground floor to the right. A later pitched roof porch has an advanced door surround and a modern door. The side and rear elevations are similarly roughcast and feature various small-pane sash and modern windows, along with lean-to extensions at the rear.

Inside, the building retains a broad entrance hall and a staircase with a scroll-ended handrail, as well as an earlier narrow staircase leading to the rear fireplace.