106 Garrison Lane

MATERIALS: Red brick, with ashlar dressings; tiled roofs and tall brick end stacks.

PLAN: L-shaped plan, having a rear wing to east.

DESCRIPTION: Two storeys.

Exterior: The south-facing elevation, fronting Garrison Lane, is of two bays with gabled half-dormers. To east, the doorway and a window, both with flat, chamfered, stone lintels. To west, a larger window with pointed tympanum and brick arch. The first-floor windows have flat, chamfered ashlar lintels; the gables contain bands of chevron moulding, with brick billets following the line of the gables, and there are terracotta sill bands. The decorative elements are carried through to the other elevations. The northern wall of the rear wing contains a door and window, protected by a full-length tile-hung lean-to porch.

Interior: The interior has been much altered, and retains few original features.