Mount Rose, No. 31 Oldfield Road

Mount Rose, located at No. 31 Oldfield Road, is a two-storey building constructed with fine ashlar and topped with a slate roof. The design features a compact symmetrical front block with twin low-pitched gables and a low tower at the rear left, likely part of the original design.

The exterior has three windows, all of which are plastic replacements. On either side of the building, there are broad canted bays that include a mid-cornice and a moulded parapet. Above the deep glazed gabled porch, which has a pair of part-glazed doors, is a plain arched centre light. At the rear of each gable, there are paired stacks with a cavetto cornice and bracketed moulded cappings, along with a similar stack at the eaves on the plain rubble-built right return. Additionally, there is a single stack to the left of the tower, and all stacks feature Victorian yellow clay pots.

To the left of the building, an external concrete stair leads to a first-floor doorway in the tower, which has a low-pitched pyramidal roof with wide eaves. The rear block of the building includes a prominent gabled dormer with a deep cusped barge-board supported by brackets. The interior has not been inspected.