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Detached multiple-bay four-storey Victorian Tudor-style house, built 1892-5, built on several terraces and retaining original fenestration. Designed by architect Alfred Darbyshire (1839-1908) for Andrew Jameson (1855-1941). ROOF: Multiple span pitched roof of varying heights. Terracotta tiles and ridge tiles. Tall red brick art deco style chimneys. Cast iron rainwater goods. WALLS: Combination of yellow brick, pebbledash and terracotta tiles. OPENINGS: Bipartite and tripartite timber casement windows with canted stone sills. Gothic style pointed entrance porch. INTERIOR: Retains original lobby and reception rooms.
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