Chieveley House

Chieveley House is an early 19th century building of rubble stone construction with brick dressings and a gabled slate roof, featuring brick stacks at the ridge and ends. The house is three storeys high, with a four-bay facade. The upper windows are two-light, two-pane casements, while the remaining windows are eight-pane sashes, all set beneath cambered heads. An arched doorway is situated in the second bay from the left, containing a mid-19th century moulded panel door and a plain semi-circular fanlight above. A two-storey, two-bay rubble stone addition extends from the rear, with its own gabled slate roof. The roadside facade is largely covered in Virginia creeper.