32, 32A And 32B Including Detached Rear Building

A large house dating from the mid-18th century. The lower ground floor is rendered, while the upper floors are timber-framed and slate-hung. A rendered side wall shows stone rubble, and the rear wall is likely also timber-framed with roughcast rendering. The slate roof is in three sections, with a hipped front and back, styled to appear as a continuous roofline. Rendered chimneys are on each gable end and on the ridge of the two left-hand sections. The rear building is rendered with a corrugated-iron roof. The main house has three stories and six windows across the front. A doorway replaces the second ground-floor window from the right, featuring a moulded architrave, a flat hood on shaped brackets, panelled reveals, and a late 19th or early 20th century panelled door. A carriage entrance is at the left end, with diagonally-planked doors. All windows are 8-paned sashes in flush frames. A moulded box cornice sits above the ground floor, and the slate hanging is swept forward above it. Plain pilaster strips flank the front facade. A bracketed eaves cornice is also present. The rear wall has matching windows to the front. The detached rear building has mullioned windows with leaded lights and may have originally served as stables and a coach house, or possibly contained a kitchen consistent with Devon urban traditions.