School, formerly cotton mill and corn mill. Built c.1723 and converted into a cotton mill c.1785. Dressed coursed rubble. Flush ashlar quoins. Hipped slate roof with 2 red brick stacks to the rear. Situated adjacent to the hillside and set on a shallow plinth. 3 storeys, formerly 4, 8 bays. Central, double glazing bar casement with splayed ashlar lintel and keystone. To the right are 3 similar single casements with splayed ashlar lintels. To the left is a single glazing bar casement, a single glazing bar sash, a doorway with part glazed door and a single glazing bar sash. All with splayed ashlar lintels, apart from the casement lintel which is not splayed. Above is a central double glazing bar casement flanked by 3 similar single casements. All with splayed ashlar lintels, the central casement also with keystone. On the top floor is a central, double, glazing bar casement flanked by 3 similar single casements. To the left attached at first floor level is a red brick and slate single bay, single storey, extension. To the rear are later red brick extensions. (NCC/js)