A grade II listed former school; now a house. It was built in 1842 of red brick with sandstone dressings. It has a Welsh slate roof with stone coped gables, a brick gable stack and a brick bellcote. It has a chamfered stone plinth, and is of a single storey. The east elevation has two two-light casements in moulded stone surrounds. There is a similar elevation to the west. The gabled south elevation has a blocked ogee-arched doorway flanked by ovolo moulded stone cross windows with diamond lights. There is a stone shield above that has the inscription: 'This School Room / in connection with the /Church of England / was built by / Public subscription /on a site presented by / Sir G Crewe Bart / AD MDCCXLII'. It was converted into a house in 1979 by the Derbyshire Historic Buildings Trust. (1) Twyford School Room was subject to a measured and drawn survey by R Bewers and L Doherty in 1978, prior to its conversion to residential use. (2)