Lawn House

Lawn House is a house from the late 18th century located on the east side of The Walk in Winslow. The south front is made of brick, featuring red brick dressings at the corners and around the windows. It has a brick plinth, moulded brick eaves, a tiled roof, brick coped gables, and flanking chimneys. The building has two storeys and a cellar, with five bays. The windows are barred sash types with gauged brick heads. There are segmental arched openings in the central bay and above the cellar window to the left, which has two barred wooden casements. Steps lead up to central double doors that have leaded glazing and a flat wooden hood above. There are 20th-century extensions set back to the right. The roof is a two-span design, and part of a rear wing is visible to the left. The north front is made of colourwashed brick and features an attic storey with casement dormers and four bays. The left bay is gabled over a two-storey projection with a parapet. This projection has transomed casements, while the rest of the front has irregular sash windows and a panelled door set in a Ware doorcase. Brick garden walls with rounded brick coping extend to the north and south from the west corners of the house. The north wall has square gate piers topped with moulded stone cornices and pyramidal caps.