Kilnap Glen House

Detached three-bay two-storey house, built c.1830, with advanced end bays having canted bay windows added to west (front) elevation c.1880 and advanced central bay to east (rear) elevation. Hipped slate roof with smooth-rendered chimneystacks. Projecting timber battened eaves with replacement rainwater goods. Roughcast-rendered walls with raised plinth, moulded render continuous sill course to centre bay west elevation and east elevation and cornice with fascia above to eaves. Decorative render plaques with hood mouldings to west and east elevations. Square-headed window openings with splayed sills timber mullions and transoms and timber four-over-four sliding sash windows c.1880. Pointed arch sliding sash windows to canted bays with decorative overlights. Square-headed openings flanking main door and to east elevation with timber mullions and transoms, pointed-arch sliding sash windows having decorative overlights and hood mouldings with label stops. Tudor arch door opening with chamfered reveals, hood moulding with decorative stops and limestone threshold. Timber double doors with stained glass lights and carved lower panels set in carved timber architrave. Door accessed via limestone steps flanked by piers surmounted by limestone flower pots. House set on own grounds.

This distinctive house displays a well-proportioned design accentuated by the varied treatment of its fenestration. The timber windows with decorative tracery add artistic interest, which is enhanced by the decorative render plaques, moulding stops and stained glass to the door.