1, Rockleaze

1 Rockleaze is a house dating from approximately 1860, located in Sneyd Park, Bristol. The construction incorporates snecked Pennant and Lias rubble with limestone dressings, stone stacks, and a slate roof. It is built on an irregular double-depth plan and designed in the Gothic Revival style.

The house presents a 3-window facade over two storeys, a basement, and an attic. The asymmetrical front has coped gables to the left and in the right return. A full-height, projecting 3/4 corner bow is topped with a parapet. The steep-gabled entrance porch on the right return features a scalloped bargeboard over a pointed-arched doorway framed by columns with foliate capitals, incorporating a trefoiled overlight and a two-leaf door. The windows are mullion and transom types with chamfered reveals; the left gable has a canted bay window with three lights on the ground floor, cross windows in the middle below an eaves dormer, and a five-light window in the bow. Quatrefoil panels decorate the gables and dormer. The interior remains uninspected.