Alexander House

Alexander House is a Grade II* listed house from the early 18th century, featuring an ashlar front and stone-tiled roofs with end wall stacks on the main range. The building has a formal three-storey façade with five windows, characterized by channelled angle pilasters, a raised plinth, and moulded courses over the ground and first floors. The moulded cornice is broken forward at the pilasters, and there is a top parapet with angle piers and five fielded panels. All windows have raised bead-moulded surrounds with keystones and fielded apron panels. The attic features four-pane windows, while the first and ground floors have eight-pane windows in segmental-headed surrounds. The former central door has been replaced with an eight-pane window, which also has a segmental-headed surround, complete with carving on the keystone and spandrels, and an ornamented frieze under a hood on carved brackets. The south wall is rendered.

At the rear, there is a large three-storey range that is also rendered, featuring three coped dormer gables. The first bay includes two superimposed long stair-lights that are segmental-headed with keystones and hoodmoulds above a projecting porch. Beyond this, two dormer gables have two-light flush cyma-moulded windows with hoodmoulds, while the first floor has a combination of three-light, single light, and three-light similar mullion windows under a single hoodmould, along with ground floor 20th-century windows. A cross range at the west end is constructed of rubble stone and has paired stacks at the south end. The west side features flush cyma-moulded mullion windows, with three-light windows on the first floor and four-light windows on the ground floor, and an altered two-light window in the north end attic, all with hoodmoulds. There is a door on the first floor of the west side. In the angle between the front range and the main rear wing, there is a long early 19th-century block with a hipped roof and a large 24-pane window on the west end of the first floor. The west end of the main rear wing has a raised bead-moulded doorcase with a hood on carved brackets and a six-panel door.

Inside, the front range retains original panelled shutters, and the rear staircase features twisted balusters and a panelled dado.