Burley Orchard

Burley Orchard is a house of 1874-5, designed by William A Herring, the Chertsey iron founder, and retaining its original appearance. The house is built in the Gothic Revival style. It is two storeys and has an attic, with a four-window front. The plan is asymmetrical. The exterior is brick with stone dressings, featuring a three-light mullion transom casement window at the first floor above the entrance, with an ornamental pointed head. The roof is slate, and the gables have carved barge boards. A gabled porch incorporates a stone roundel carved with initials. The north-east face has a large, ornamental conservatory with glazing bars and small panes. The property includes a lawned garden with ironwork features such as lamp posts, a bridge, fireplaces, and other decorative elements.