Former Estate Office, Taplow Court, (Now Apparently Rooms 4501 to 4503) and the Cottage Adjoining It to the East

The former estate office at Taplow Court, now known as rooms 4501 to 4503, along with the adjoining cottage to the east, was built around 1890 as a single structure. This two-storey building features a patterned tile roof and elaborately barge boarded gables. The estate office itself is half-timbered with brick infill and consists of two unequal gabled bays. The ground floor has a four-light window and a four-centred door, along with a two-light window, all set beneath a single broad segmental arch that includes decorative beasts in the spandrels. The first floor has one three-light window and one two-light window, with all windows except the four-light one having leaded lights. The adjoining cottage is constructed of yellow and some red brick and has three bays. Its ground floor features a three-light window in a red brick frame, flanked by timber gables on either side of a central door, which has a gabled porch similar to the windows. The first floor has a single two-light casement window above the door, with a red brick sill and a gable that extends into the roof, mirroring the design of the ground floor windows.