Marina

The Marina is a villa, currently operating as a hotel, built around the 1840s. It features a stuccoed exterior with a blocked-out finish and a deep hipped slate roof. The building has stacks with grouped, rendered octagonal shafts that have deep cornices, along with some Gothic details.

The main block has a deep rectangular plan with a rear left wing. It is two storeys tall with an attic and a rear basement, and it has deep eaves. The gabled projections are adorned with cusped, pierced bargeboards. The entrance front has one window and is slightly advanced and gabled in the central bay, which is flanked by shallow projecting chimney stacks.

A central gabled porch features elaborate pierced bargeboards, a chamfered Tudor arched outer doorway, and a half-glazed inner door. The windows are chamfered, with the first-floor window having 2-light, high-transomed casements with moulded frames and mullions. The attic window has a plain casement. To the right, there is a single-storey bay with a castellated design, featuring a window similar to that of the first floor. Other elevations maintain the same style with similar windows. However, there is an unfortunate 20th-century first-floor balcony over the basement on the rear elevation.

The interior has not been inspected but may contain features of interest.