Gatehouse To Malwood Walk House

The gatehouse to Malwood Walk House is an early 20th-century structure made of brick with tile-hung upper walls and a plain tile roof. It is designed as a 1½ storey building with a single bay, featuring domestic parts on either side of a narrow open center with raised eaves. The center includes a carriageway that is flanked by wrought-iron open work gates. The tile-hanging extends along both sides of the bay beneath the raised eaves. Each side has a 4-light casement window near the outer end, and at the eaves level on both sides of the entranceway, there are 2-light hip-roofed dormers with tile-hung outer sides that continue as walls on either side of the carriageway. The roof is hipped, with a stack located on the left-hand end of the ridge. In front of the gatehouse, low walls with stone copings and an iron rail supported by eight carved timber posts extend forward from each side of the carriageway.