Isomer

Isomer is a boathouse villa built around 1905, featuring an asymmetrical design. The structure is made of brick and rendering, standing 2 and a half storeys high with a basement. The basement includes a central entrance for the boathouse. A wide balcony spans the ground floor, and there is a polygonal turret topped with a cupola belvedere on the second floor, with a tile-hung apron between the ground and first floors. The villa has a prominent central gable with bargeboarding and timbering, which includes an attic balcony above a six-light oriel window. To the right, a catslide roof connects the turret gable over the ground floor corner bay. The ground floor corner bay features central French windows, as does the balcony. The remaining windows are sash windows. The villa is topped with tile roofs, with a high gable facing east and two gables facing west. There is also a large gabled porch on the north side.