21, Yateley Road B15

No 21 Yateley Road is a Grade I listed building located in Edgbaston, built in 1899 by architects H T Buckland and E Haywood Farmer for Buckland himself, who resided there until his death. The house features a pebbledashed exterior and a tiled hipped roof, which is interrupted by a single slightly off-centre gable. It is designed in the Arts and Crafts style and consists of two storeys plus an attic.

The original entrance door is set within a shallow recess, adorned with a band of shapes in flat relief above it and a prominent round-arched slate hood. The windows are asymmetrical, with a canted bay window on the left and predominantly 2 or 3 light casements, some of which include stained glass. The first-floor windows are positioned under the wide eaves.

Inside, the building has seen very little alteration and retains fine joinery and door furniture. It features four fireplaces with original grates and nearly Art Nouveau copper firehoods, along with excellent plasterwork in the ceilings and stained glass. The original garden layout has also been preserved. The building is illustrated in H Muthesius's "Landhaus und Garten," published in Munich in 1907.