Heath Hill House South East House

This building, originally one residence dating to circa 1836, forms a pair with Mill House, Talbot Place. It is constructed of stucco with a fairly low-pitched, hipped slate roof and a deep eaves soffit. The building splits into two distinct parts, Heath Hill House and South East House.

Heath Hill House has four windows on the first floor facing North-west, which open onto a balustraded balcony supported by a bowed-out ground floor. The ground floor features three-light side sash windows and a recessed central entrance porch. The South-west return also has a balustraded balcony running the length of the elevation and three windows. It features wide, three-light sash windows on the ground floor, and two narrower windows at first-floor level, with a glazed entrance beneath flanked by Doric columns.

South East House was partly rebuilt following war damage. It presents a three-window front with sash windows on the first floor and long casements on the ground floor; lowered shutters are present to the left-hand windows. A loggia with a swept lead roof and trellised eaves sits before two right-hand ground-floor windows. An oriel bow is situated on the first floor of the right return, and a new entrance has been added to the return.