Littlebank, and attached iron railings

Littlebank is a long building facing a lane, with its gable end visible from the main road. The building is stucco-rendered and painted, with a hipped slate roof featuring boarded, bracketed eaves that overhang significantly at the front and extend around the first bay on one side. The front gable has a single row of windows, each with 16 panes arranged in sash windows within reveals, featuring narrow glazing bars and shallow sills. A plinth is present. A short length of iron railings, topped with spear and urn finials on a kerb, is attached to the front. The entrance is located on the side elevation, which has a range of 20th-century windows on each floor.