Mulbury Cottage, Sundial and White Cottage with linking archway

Mulbury Cottage, Sundial, and White Cottage, connected by a linking archway, were originally a stable range and are now three houses. They were built around 1908 as part of C E Kempe's additions to Old Place. The ground floor is constructed of brown brick in English bond, with White Cottage being painted, and features fishscale tile-hanging above, except for the left bay. The buildings have plain tile roofs and consist of one storey with an attic, arranged in five bays. The left bay is a half-hipped, gabled cross-wing, and bay three has a similar gable. Between these two gables is a carriage arch, with the roof stepping up over it and two metal finials.

The left bay, White Cottage, includes an outshut under a catslide roof to the left, featuring a three-light window, a central half-glazed door with side-lights, and a garage doorway on the right with a three-light window above. There are also two small one-light windows in the gable, a central wooden octagonal cupola on the right, and three flat-roofed dormers on the left-hand slope. Bay three has a three-light window on the ground floor to the right, along with one and three-light windows in the gable. The right-hand bays feature a board door on the left, two gabled dormers, and two tall brick chimney-stacks. This building is included for group value as part of the series of additions and embellishments made by C E Kempe at Old Place.