Neach Hill

Neach Hill is a country house, now partly used as antique showrooms, built around 1830-1840. The exterior is finished in stucco and features a first-floor sill band, corner pilasters that are reeded with a central staff moulding, and a low-pitched hipped slate roof with wide, spreading eaves and a moulded cornice that projects at the corners. There are two central axial ridge stacks and integral lateral stacks on both the left and right sides.

The building has three storeys and includes five architraved glazing bar sash windows, with the top floor windows being of reduced proportions and two of the right-hand bays being blind. To the left of the central 20th-century door, there are French windows beneath a Greek Doric porch that has coupled columns and recessed niches. The right-hand return of the building is two storeys high, as are the two right-hand bays of the main façade internally.