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Freestanding former jail, built c.1830, comprising two-bay two-storey guard block with later four-bay two-storey cell block to east within battered rubble limestone enclosing wall. Remains of gables to east and west elevations of guard block having two-stage limestone and red brick chimneystack with render and casemated internal ceilings. Roughcast rendered rubble limestone walls, battered with limestone string course to guard block. Square-headed openings having limestone sills and lintels, block-and-start surrounds to guard block, cast-iron bars throughout. Windows vary in size with smaller openings to cell block windows. Square-headed openings to block and wall entrances having limestone block lintels and surrounds with recent steel gate to wall entrance. Limestone staircase to interior.
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