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Detached three-bay single-storey T-plan former national school building with attic and basement, built c.1870. Projecting gabled bay to south end of front elevation. Pitched scalloped and squared slate roof with stone ridge tiles, exposed rafter ends, decorative bargeboards, replacement rainwater goods, and with stepped-profile rendered chimneystack to southeast side elevation. Painted limewashed rubble stone walls with raised basement plinth course. Square-headed openings with painted stone sills and timber casement windows with lattice cast-iron quarries. Timber battened door to gable, and timber panelled door to north end of facade, both with stone steps. Set parallel to road, with small yard to front, and low rendered boundary wall having square-plan piers. Former schoolmaster's house to northwest, now in use as private dwelling.
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