Garage And Garage Flat

The building is a purpose-built garage with living accommodation, consisting of two structures. The garage flat, designed by Thomas Potter around 1900, features a brick ground floor and a partly painted, tile-hung first floor. It has a tiled roof with three brick chimney stacks, a half-hipped end gable, a bell, and a large clock face. The rear elevation includes a brick lean-to extension with a staircase that has twisted iron balusters and a handrail. The garage, built by Imrie and Angell around 1926, has a brick ground floor with a painted front, three central tile-hung gables, and a square clock dated 1926 with a copper ogee head. It also has two hipped dormers and three four-light mullioned windows. The ground floor features three double garage doors and a through passage supported by brackets.