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What is recorded here

Detached seven-bay two-storey house, dated 1915, on an irregular plan, originally over basement. Three-bay central recess with colonnaded ground floor. Wing to right incorporating cut-sandstone portico of earlier house, c.1720. Renovated and extended over various periods, c.1940 to present. Entrance re-oriented to rear elevation having prostyle tri-style pillared porte cochere. Present house designed by Orpen and Dickenson.ROOF: Hipped roofs; sprocketed eaves; rolled lead ridge tiles and flashing; nap rendered chimney stacks; clay pots; consoled eaves; cast-iron rainwater goods; flat-roof to porte cochere. WALLS: Pebbledashed; unpainted; nap rendered and sandstone quoins; nap rendered plinth; sandstone dressings; dentilated cornice; pair of carved cut-stone datestones. OPENINGS:Square-headed openings; granite sills; 6/6 and 6/9 timber sash windows; cut-sandstone architraves to door openings; glazed timber panelled doors; round-headed openings to original portico; cut-sandstone piers; glazed double doors; square-headed openings to porte cochere; cut-sandstone tapered piers.

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