Cross Creek House

Cross Creek House is a late 18th-century stable and coach house, originally part of Sandridge Park, converted into a house around 1805 by the architect John Nash. The building is constructed of stuccoed stone with a slate roof. It has low-pitched slate hipped roofs with paired brackets to the overhanging eaves.

The central two-storey block slightly projects, rising to a three-storey tower with a low-pitched pyramidal roof and bullseye windows. Below is a blocked round-arched carriageway with inserted 20th-century panelled doors. An elliptically arched loft door above has been glazed. Single-storey wings extend on either side, each with two round-headed sash windows, and are flanked by projecting single-storey coach houses with hipped roofs, each featuring two round-arched coach house doors.