Mulberry Cottage Mulberry House

Mulberry Cottage and Mulberry House are a pair of buildings dating from around 1840 to 1850, located on St Boniface Road. Mulberry Cottage may have originally served as a coach house. Both buildings are two storeys tall, with Mulberry Cottage constructed from stone rubble and Mulberry House painted. Mulberry Cottage features a double gabled design that balances the right-hand gabled wing of Mulberry House. The gables have pierced bargeboards, and there are wood casements with stone mullioned windows, including a transomed window in a recessed area and a gabled half dormer. Mulberry House has a porch with a pierced bargeboard gable. The ground floor of Mulberry Cottage has been opened up to create a throughway. Both buildings have slate roofs with diagonally set brick chimneys. Mulberry House and Mulberry Cottage are part of a group known as Eglinton.