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Detached five-bay three-storey former house, c.1770, with two-storey split level extension to rear c.1870. Built by Ludlow Estate. Later used as a convent. Now in use as Health Board offices. Double-pitched roof, natural slates, nap rendered chimney, projecting eaves course, iron gutters. Nap rendered walls. Stone cills, run moulded window architraves, uPVC replacement casement windows except two six over three pane deal sash windows, carved limestone architrave to door opening. Grounds divided c.1995 and high wall built across site separating new convent from old.

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