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Detached Tudor Revival three-bay two-storey three-pile house, built c. 1870, front block having two slightly-advanced symmetrical projecting gable-fronts with full-height canted-bay windows and gable-fronted glazed timber porch and canted-bay window to west gable. Multiple-bay lower two-storey blocks parallel to rear with gable ends to east and west elevations, glazed lean-to extension to east and additional lean-to extension filling in north-east end of rearmost block. Pitched slate roofs with rendered brick chimneystacks, some in pairs, having decorative clay chimney pots and ornate carved timber bargeboards and finials to all gables. Hipped slate roofs to canted bays, scalloped to west bay window, all with lead ridge capping. Cast-iron rainwater goods. Ruled-and-lined rendered walls with render eaves front canted bays. Moulded render coat-of-arms emblem to west gable of front block. Square-headed window openings to front block and to east elevation of middle block, mainly segmental headed to rear blocks, all with timber sliding sash windows, two-over-two pane to first floor front and mainly one-over-one pane windows elsewhere. Replacement uPVC glazing to porch with square-headed door opening to exterior wall of house, having double-leaf timber panelled doors with overlight and flanking sidelights.
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