32 Mill Road, Rearsby (Grade II)

House, in two parts and formerly two dwellings. Dated 1743, heightened and altered in C19. Brick on rubble plinth with Welsh slate roof. Two bays right of doorway represent the earliest part of the building dated on a slate with initials I over TA. Two 3 light horizontally sliding sashes to ground floor with cambered brick heads and one blocked opening. Two 2 light casements above, also with cambered heads and a sill course marking the original height of the wall. The door in a coped gable porch, and with moulded wood architrave is at the junction of two builds: left of it two taller and later bays brick with yellow headers, slightly offset, with a 2 light casement window with cambered head to ground floor and a tiny 2 light horizontally sliding sash window with old glass to left. 3 upper windows are 4 light sashes moulded eaves cornice. Left of this, a single storey C19 range with blocked doorway to right and existing door left of it, both with cambered brick heads, and a tiny window above the blocked opening. Two 20 light windows to left, with 6 central panes opening.