Westbourne House — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

Detached L-plan five-bay two-storey house, built 1856, with entrance portico flanked by gabled breakfronts and having full-height bay windows to right end bay. Now in use as bishop’s residence. Pitched natural slate roof with bracketed eaves and cut-limestone stacks. Rendered walls with render plat bands. Limestone portico comprising columns and pilasters with entablature above. Paired of round-headed windows over portico. Timber sliding sash windows. Set in wooded grounds. Elaborate cast-iron gate and rubble stone boundary wall to site. Built by Alexander Bannatyne, owner of former corn mills.

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