Hartlands

Hartlands, located at No. 77 East Borough, is a building dating from the late 18th to early 19th century. It features rendered walls and a tiled roof that is set behind a parapet, with rendered stacks. The ground floor is distinguished by rendering marked with recessed horizontal joints. The main block includes a six-panel door framed by a classical surround, topped with a broken pediment hood and an entablature that has an ornamental frieze and Ionic pilasters.

On the ground floor, there is a segmental bow window with glazing bars, which is also adorned with a classical entablature above it. The first floor contains three double-hung sash windows with glazing bars, each with hood moulds supported by carved or cast heads. The attic features a single dormer with a hipped roof and side-hung casements that include glazing bars.

The southern section of the facade is set back from the street and has a later single-storey extension in front. This extension has one fixed window with glazing bars and carved or cast heads similar to those on the main block. The first floor of the extension has a blocked window with painted glazing bars and a hood mould above, echoing the design of the main block. A brick boundary wall runs along East Borough and continues along Chapel Lane.