The former The Sloop Inn, a mid-19th century public house which closed in 1958 and converted into a dwelling. The building is two storeys high and constructed of rendered brick with a saltbox concrete tile roof and brick chimney stacks. The ground floor front elevation has a central doorway with a porch, which is flanked by two casement windows. The first floor front elevation has two further casement windows. There is a modern single-storey conservatory on the northwest elevation. {1}{2}