71, Beulah Hill

71 Beulah Hill is a Grade II listed villa built in 1860. This asymmetrical stuccoed building features two parallel ranges and a central turret topped with a glazed dome that rises through the valley between them. It has two storeys and includes two sash windows. The right-hand window is located beneath a shallow projecting gable with elaborately moulded brackets and deep eaves. The ground floor window is canted, featuring a bracketed cornice with urns at the corners, although one urn is missing. Above this, there is an arched window with splayed reveals decorated with guilloche mouldings.

The left-hand bay has a tall ground floor window with a hood supported by brackets, which also supports two urns. Above this is a segmental-headed window with a simple architrave, a cill with a sunk panel below, and the window head breaking into the roof. An arched porch is present on the south elevation. The deep bracketed eaves extend over the gable overhangs, and there are stacks with moulded panels and cornices on all end elevations. The villa also includes a lower rear wing.