Village school, later Village Room, now house. 1807. By William Wilkins Jnr. Brick, rendered, with hipped slate roof. Stone plinth and dressings. 2 ridge stacks. 2 storeys, 3 bays, single range with lean-to at rear. Windows are mainly Gothic casements. East front has central canted portico with band and coped parapet. 3 round headed openings. Parapet has central plaque inscribed 'A M MDCCCVII'. to left, plaque inscribed 'Hear instruction and be wise and refuse it not. Provb. Ch. VII. v.33'. To right, plaque, inscribed 'Be pious, patient, honest and industrious'. Beyond, single casements. Above, 3 smaller casements. Rear has central single storey outbuilding, brick with slate roof. To north, central door and above, flat roofed dormer with glazing bar sash. Rear elevation has to left, C20 conservatory and to right, 2 casements. Above, to left, hipped cross eaves dormer. South end has 2 casements and above, central hipped cross eaves dormer. North end has 2 casements on each floor. This building is part of the complete Estate Village laid out by Earl Manvers of Thoresby Park 1807-1812. (NCC/js)