House Attached To North East Of The Lighthouse

This building, located to the northeast of the lighthouse in St. Agnes, was constructed around 1840 and originally served as quarters for lighthouse and coastguard staff. It is now a house. The exterior features colourwashed render over granite rubble and a slate roof with kneelers to the stone coping, along with lateral and end stacks that have octagonal shafts. The building is designed in a picturesque Tudor style, with an H-plan layout that includes a central range and two return cross wings. The gables are adorned with a ground-floor three-light and a first-floor two-light mullioned casement window, both with glazing bars in chamfered surrounds. The central range has two similar first-floor windows above a verandah, which is accessed by half-glazed double doors flanked by one-light windows, also in chamfered surrounds. The interior has not been inspected.