Corrie House

Corrie House is a mid-18th century house located on Corve Street in Ludlow. It is constructed of brick and features a moulded ashlar plinth, a Welsh slate roof, and brick stacks at both ends and to the rear. The building has an L-shaped plan and is symmetrical, standing three storeys tall with a cellar and a five-window range. The windows are plain sashes set under gauged brick flat arches, which have painted stucco keyblocks. The second floor also has timber sills with similar fenestration.

The parapet has been rebuilt and features moulded stone coping, with kneelers at the gable coping. The central entrance consists of a six-fielded panel door with an altered overlight, framed by a plain case and topped with a moulded pediment hood that has a frieze on pilasters. Above the door is a painted stone band. The entrance is flanked by plain sash windows, which share a continuous painted stone sill band. On the right gable, there is a leaded light casement window set under a brick segmental arch. To the rear, there is a 19th-century wing and an additional single-storey wing, both covered with plain tiles.