Cintra

Cintra is a house built in 1903 by Edgar Wood. It is a large detached brick house with a blue slate roof, featuring two storeys plus an attic. The design includes a projecting semi-octagonal wing on the left side and a central single-storey porch with a hipped roof, supported by timber columns and splat balustrading, leading to a recessed semi-circular headed doorway. The house has 2, 3, and 4-light casement windows with leaded glass, two ridge stacks, and a dormer window on a steeply pitched roof. There is also a projecting polygonal bay window on the left gable and a garage, which is partly from the 20th century, on the right. Cintra was built speculatively as part of the Richardson Estate.