A 19th century two-storey rendered brick building, orignally a public house. The first recorded publican is Charles Waite in 1856; the building is now a dwelling. It has a T-shape plan, stone qoining and a pitched pantile roof with gable stacks. The front elevation ground floor has 2 bay casement windows which flank a central doorway. The first floor of the front elevation has three casement windows. {1}