Lannhall

Late 18th century symmetrically planned small mansion

house: 2 storeys over raised basement, 3 bays. Single

storey flanking wings recessed from main north front, with

lower flat-roofed square bays in re-entrant angles. Painted

harl,/ dressings and rusticated quoins. North elevation:

central Roman Doric-columned doorpiece approached by small

polished ashlar perron, with steps oversailing basement

area, and cast-iron railings; Band course over basement,

and plate glass sashes above; eaves course and cornice;

late 19th/early 20th century pedimented tripartite dormer

(similar dormer to flanks); symmetrically placed corniced

stacks; steep-pitch piended and platform roof. Basement

door and ground floor window to flanking square bays;

flanking wings also piended, and set behind cast-iron

railings.

Interior: some decorative ceiling plasterwork; panelled

doors in architraves. House forms part of north wall of

rectangular-plan walled garden enclosure (dated 1807;

rubble-built).