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Attached double-height gable-fronted former chapel, built c.1750. Later in use as riding school, now in use as museum building. Pitched slate roof with timber lanterns with hipped slate roofs to ridge, cast-iron rainwater goods, red brick eaves course. Roughly dressed calp limestone walls, plinth course. Plaque to south elevation removed, recess visible. Oculus to front (west) gable having red brick surround, timber framed spoked window. Round-headed window openings with red brick surrounds, stone sills and fifteen-over-ten pane timber sash windows having integral fanlights to north and west elevation, timber framed windows to south elevation. Calp limestone voussoirs to openings to north elevation. Round-headed door opening to front, calp limestone voussoirs and surrounds, double-leaf timber battened door and glazed small-paned overlight.
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