Coachman's House at Brockham Warren

The Coachman's House at Brockham Warren is an early 19th-century building located on Boxhill Road in Box Hill. The south side of the house is finished in stucco, while the east and west sides feature Gothic architectural elements. The west side is cemented and includes a blind window with a pointed arch and rendered plate tracery, topped with a castellated parapet that is flanked by castellated octagonal buttresses with arrow loops. Below this, there is a crow stepped parapet over a smaller blind window space with tracery, also flanked by buttresses with pinnacles. A clock with a hipped roof is situated above. The east side is constructed of brick and features a crow stepped gable that descends to lateral buttresses with pinnacles, along with three blind windows that have pointed arches, hood moulds, and were formerly adorned with rendered tracery. The north side is also brick and includes buttresses. The south side has one storey and an attic, featuring one gabled dormer and two casement windows below—one with three lights and the other with six lights.