Seacliff Cottage

David Bryce, circa 1845. Single storey baronial service

cottage to Seacliff House with partial basement and attic.

Stugged squared Castleton stone. Chamfered arrises to

openings.

S (ENTRANCE) ELEVATION: asymmetrical; gabled porch advanced

and adjoined to 2-storey gabled tower to right. Stone steps

to wide doorway, with fanlight. Rounded angles to lintel and

to opening on W return timber mullioned bipartite to tower

at ground, single light abvoe. Recessed bay to right with

battered stack in re-entrant angle and gablet coped parapet.

Single window at ground with blank square panel above. Single

storey and basement 2-bay later cottage adjoined to outer

right, with basement door and ground floor door flanked to

left by window. Coped parapet to forestair. Single bay with

window, recessed to outer left, flanking porch.

N ELEVATION: asymmetrical with irregular openings. Ground

floor windows breaking eaves in gabled dormerhead. Advanced

gabled bay to outer left. Modern dormer.

12-pane glazing pattern to sash and case windows, some 4-pane

and small pane glazing. Crowstepped skews with consoled

skewputts. Battered stacks with moulded coping.