Mulberry Grange

Mulberry Grange is a villa built around 1840-1850, standing two storeys tall with a basement. The exterior features crazed rubble stonework with tooled ashlar quoins. It has a hipped slate roof with flat eaves. The east entrance front has three windows, with the center window being false. The glazing bar sashes include a left-hand window that has been altered to a glazed door, which is accessed by wooden steps leading up to the first floor. There is an enclosed porch made of tooled ashlar, complete with pilasters and a cornice, and it features a panelled and glazed door.

To the right of the entrance, there is a slightly recessed coach house extension that has a frieze, cornice, and blocking course, with one window in a rendered rusticated surround above a blocked segmental carriage archway on the ground floor. The south front overlooks a terraced garden and includes a prominent, tooled ashlar, bowed projection on the right side, which has three windows with glazing bar sashes; the side windows are smaller and have marginal glazing. A round moulded string course runs above the ground floor, with a similarly moulded cornice and blocking course. To the left, there is a simple window bay.