Former manager's house and adjoining cottages and workshops. Late C18. Brick with stone dressings and hipped slate and pantile roofs. 3 side wall and 3 ridge stacks. 2 storeys. 3/6/3 bays. U-plan. House front, to south east, has 3 glazing bar sashes with rusticated keystoned lintels. To their left, 3 small casements, and above these, a larger single casement. Off-centre rusticated doorcase with round head and keystone. Panelled door with fanlight. To right, 2 glazing bar sashes with rusticated keystoned lintels. To left, a C20 square bay window with glazing bar casements. Workshop range, to left, has 4 small casements. South east end has to right 2 segment headed glazing bar sashes. Below, a similar sash in the centre and a pair of garage doors to right. Rear elevation has a hipped wing at each end, that to left with a semicircular window and to its right a smaller casement. Right wing has a single glazing bar sash and above it, a 5-light glazing bar casement. In the centre of the range, 6 glazing bar sashes. To left, a single storey lean-to addition with pantile roof, and to its right, 3 larger glazing bar sashes with segmental heads. This building is part of a mill complex for spinning cotton and silk. (D M Smith: Industrial archaeology east midlands: David & Charles, Dawlish: 1965-: 60-61 & 199). (NCC/js)