St Michael's House

Style of Walter Newall; built circa 1850. 2-storey 3-bay

small country house with 2-storey rear wing extended 2nd half

of 19th century. Whin rubble with contrasting red ashlar

dressings including chamfered margins and projecting cills.

S elevation: deeply recessed central panelled door with

fanlight, pediment supported on consoles with anthemion

ornament; late 19th century projecting ground floor window

left, other ground floor windows all have deep cavetto

cornice; sash windows, with 8-pane glazing pattern.

Projecting eaves; short axial stacks; piended and slated

U-plan roof around central cupola. 2-bay flanks, E-facing

door behind lean-to conservatory (latter may be contemporary

with rear wing). Rear wing extends from W end of N wall, on 2

levels, with porch to E.

Interior: cupola over central stair hall; shouldered-arched

recesses and screen in ground floor SE room, latter probably contemporary with conservatory.