Wavelands

Wavelands is a holiday cottage built in 1901 using two disused Great Eastern railway carriages. The structure features timber and rendered brick with a plain tile roof and a single brick chimney. It is two stories high. The entrance front has a recessed 20th-century entrance flanked by single casement windows. Above this is a five-bay verandah, which is now glazed and has splat balusters along with central glazed double doors. In the gable, there is a quatrefoil frieze. On either side, there are various casement windows on the lower floor, and above, a single carriage front with five doors and two-light windows in between. This building is a very early, important, and well-preserved example of a holiday cottage made from railway carriages.