Orchard House

Built probably of local rubblestone but the visible walls are rendered and painted, double roman tile roof. Original gable entry plan, one storey and attic. The gable end faces the road and had the door on the left, now a window, with a small stair window on the right, a 2 x 2 light one. The rest of the gable is covered by an outhouse which has a window facing the road and a monopitch roof. The gable carries a large brick stack (see History). The main visible elevation Plain steeply pitched roof, without a stack to the far gable Entrance elevation has an off-centre entrance under a small hood put in place of a window in the late C20. To the left is a 2-light casement and to the right a 4-light hall window both under timber lintels and both double glazed plastic units. Three gabled dormers above each with a 2-light 3 + 3 pane casements. Rear elevation has three 2-light casements of differing sizes but all with timber lintels. At the right hand end is a modern 4-light casement under a timber lintel.

Interior not available at resurvey. The owner reported that there was a large fireplace on each floor.