Brandon House

Brandon House is a two-storey building, partly three storeys, constructed in the Italianate villa style. It features a double depth block that extends back from the street, with an additional subsidiary east front and a taller block at the rear. The exterior is made of limestone ashlar and topped with an asbestos slate roof.

The front of the building has a three-bay street elevation and an additional three-bay elevation facing east. The windows are primarily two/two-sashes, mostly paired and topped with arched heads. The ground floor includes bays at the front. The east elevation showcases a projecting gabled centerpiece with an entrance porch that extends further out. Above the porch, there is a pierced parapet that sits above two windows enclosed by a balcony. The left window is a two/two-sash with an arched head, while the right window is a three/three-sash that reaches down to floor level for balcony access. Above this is a gable featuring a roundel. The left bay has a paired window at the first floor level with a secondary gable above it, while the right bay is blind and has a large two-shafted stack rising alongside it. The building is accented by deep eaves supported by brackets and features five tall corniced stacks. The taller rear wing has a separate pyramid-shaped roof and includes a tall stack next to an arched four/four-sash window on the rear elevation.

The interior has not been inspected.