Springfield

Springfield is a house located in Neston, built in the mid-19th century with later additions. It features roughcast brick on a low plinth, painted rusticated quoins, and cross-gabled slate roofs with bargeboarded gables, some of which are plain while others are pierced and scalloped. The property has timber box gutters and roughcast stacks. A glass-roofed verandah supported by timber posts surrounds the ground floor of the main fronts, and the building has a roughly cruciform plan.

The exterior includes a two-storey gable-end entrance front with a six-panel door beneath a flat hood that is supported by shaped brackets, flanked by tall narrow eight-pane lights. The first-floor window is an eight-over-eight sash. On the other sides, the windows typically consist of tall small-pane cross windows on the ground floor and eight-over-eight or unequal small-pane sashes on the first floor, with the main sashes generally featuring label-stopped hoodmoulds.

Inside, the house has four-panel doors, ceiling cornices, and a staircase with a curtail step and a cut and bracketed string.