Purbrook Heath House

Purbrook Heath House is a Regency mansion built around 1820. The building features stucco walls with a plain plinth, shallow wide pilasters with moulded caps, and a plain frieze and cornice above. The windows have architraves, with a moulded cornice above the ground-floor lights, and the roof is hipped and covered with slate.

This two-storey square building has three symmetrical elevations that are divided by pilasters, and it includes a lower two-storey service wing attached to the north side. The west front showcases a layout of 1.1.1 windows and a porch in the Tuscan Order, which includes pilasters and square columns, an arched opening with an architrave, and a glazed door. The south elevation mirrors this pattern with 1.2.1 windows, while the east elevation features 2.1.2 windows. All windows are sash. Additionally, there is a tall narrow connecting unit of three storeys on the east side between the main block and the service wing.