The Game House

The Game House is a game house built in the late 1930s, likely designed by Messrs. Allom for Sir Julian Cahn. It features red brick construction, with some ashlar and wood elements. The building has a conical plain tile roof with overhanging eaves, which is topped with an octagonal wooden louvred glover on a shaped tile hung base, and a conical plain tile roof with a single finial. It is a single-storey structure with an octagonal plan. The base is made of red brick and includes eight small fixed lights, which are topped with a chamfered ashlar band. Above this, the walls are weather boarded and contain four casement windows. To the north side of the building, there is a doorway featuring a part glazed door.