Cranmore House And Kingsley House, Churchgate

Cranmore House and Kingsley House are a pair of late 18th century houses located on the west side of Thorney Lane North in Iver. They are constructed of brown brick and feature old tile mansard roofs. The buildings are two storeys high with an attic and have three box dormers. The first floor includes three segment-headed sash windows arranged in a 1:3:1 pattern, while the ground floor has three segment-headed windows.

Cranmore House has an added bay window that extends through both storeys. The entrance to Kingsley House, Churchgate, features a six-flush-panel door with sidelights, set within a reeded surround topped by a bracketed hood. Cranmore House has a slightly projecting brick porch with a plaster-rendered pediment and a small window above it. On the right side of Kingsley House, Churchgate, there is a date plaque near the first-floor window that reads 'Built 1796'.