Court House

Built of rendered rubble with quoins now painted over and with a modern green concrete pantile gabled roof, which was relatively new when inspected for listing in December 1975. Two storeys, with the front elevation roughly of two bays with a central doorway doorway. C19 timber mullioned casements, one to right hand on the ground floor and two of 4-lights each on the first floor, the left hand one in particular is evidently in the original opening. To left hand on the ground floor a modern timber casement. Original doorway with chamfered pointed arch and old ledged door. Modern porch. Gabled roof with end ridge stacks, the left hand stack projecting in the form of a breast, the right hand one rebuilt. Additional wing to the left with a similar window on each floor, gable chimney and garret window, small lean-to on the gable. Rear kitchen wing with catslide roof and gable chimney, modern features to yard. Small attached bakehouse.

The interior was fully inspected in December 1975 before the house was listed. It was partially inspected on resurvey (ground floor only). The ground floor ceiling beams are boxed in as are the fireplaces, and little can be learned from them. The entrance door leads to a stairhall with an early to mid C19 staircase damaged by fire in 1975. West ground floor room with cupboards with panelled doors (not seen at resurvey). The roof timbers (said to be principal rafter type) were charred when inspected in late December 1975.