Elbridge House

Elbridge House, built around 1803 by the Denne family, is a two-storey building with attics, constructed of buff brick. The south facade features three windows and three dormers, while the west facade has four windows and four dormers. It has a mansarded slate roof, with a stringcourse and cornice made of Roman cement. The glazing bars are intact. At the center of the south front, there is a wide porch supported by twin Tuscan columns on tall bases, with steps in between and a projecting cornice and parapet above. The central first-floor window bay projects and is topped with a pediment in the parapet, with an attic storey built above. The two southernmost window bays on the west front also project, with the southernmost bay featuring a curved bay on the ground floor only.