Inchbrook House

Inchbrook House, dated 1861, is a three-storey building in the Tudor style, featuring two-storey wings. The structure is constructed of coursed rubble and has a hipped modern tile roof with wide eaves. It includes Tudor arch windows with stone mullions and dripstones, featuring two and three light casements. There is a slight central break in the façade, which has two windows and a central range of carved window panels, with the date displayed on the second floor. Each wing has moulded caps and one window. The left wing features a square-headed doorway with a dripstone, while the right wing has a stone pediment above a panelled oak door. Additionally, there is a cast iron trellis porch at the right-hand return entrance.