Rowleys House

Rowleys House is a circa 1900 building, likely dating to the 17th century. It is a one-storey and attic house with four windows. The original northern part of the house exhibits exposed timber framing, while the majority of the structure is from the later period. It features a red tile roof with three dormers, each having tile gables and cills at eaves level. The walls are a mix of painted brick infill and other walling, with a battered corner buttress located at the south end. Windows are metal casements. A slide porch is present, constructed with brick cheeks containing small openings, a single-sloping roof, a glazed door, and a window.