This two-storey Georgian (1714-1830s) house was built in Flemish Bond with a clay pantile roof. The gabled roof is over dentilated eaves with retained rise and fall brackets. It has timber sash-style windows; two flanking the door and three at first floor level. There are white painted wooden cills and, splayed headers over the ground floor windows and door. The replacement front door has three brick steps and decorative metal handrails either side. There is a lead canopy over the door with decorative metalwork edging and supports. (1)

Newark & Sherwood DC, 2000, Farnsfield - An Appraisal of the Character & Appearance of the Conservation Area (Unknown). SNT2506.

<1> NCC -Janine Buckley et al, 2019-2024, M2M Historic Building Survey (Unpublished document). SNT5252.