West Wedge, West House, West Lawn, Spanish House And The Wedge

The complex consists of West Wedge, West House, West Lawn, Spanish House, and The Wedge, likely dating to the 18th century but given a 20th-century Spanish style. The building is divided into five sections. The central section is four storeys high and stuccoed, featuring a bracketed cornice and three sash windows with intact glazing bars. A colonnade of six Tuscan columns runs along the first floor. The main entrance is on the first floor, accessible by a flight of stone steps. This entrance is flanked by three-storey stuccoed sections, each with three sash windows featuring glazing bars and shaped gables covered with pantiled roofs. Further flanking wings are also three storeys high, with a parapet, four sash windows with intact glazing bars, and projecting iron balconies. Round-headed windows are located on the ground floor. The group is historically linked to numbers 30 to 34 Sandgate Esplanade.