A 19th century inn which has undergone some modifications since its construction and was converted into a dwelling in the second half of the 20th century. Tha main range of the building has a rectangular plan with a single storey and a garret with two gabled dormer windows. The pitched pantile roof has a central ridge chimney stack. On the ground floor there is a central doorway flanked by two windows. There are two single storey ranges to the north and south of the main range. {1} The inn was in operation by 1848 and closed at some point after 1956, after which it was converted into a dwelling. {2}{3}