Carberry House, Carberry Tower

1. 2-storey, H-plan house, with single storey porches

filling re-entrant angles, and with Tudor details.

Harled with cream sandstone ashlar dressings. Applied

timber-framing to jettied gableheads; principal

gableheads canopied on swept cavetto corbel courses.

Stone mullions.

S ELEVATION: lean-to porch in centre recess, comprised

of original section to right with bipartite window, and

modern in-fill to left of timber boarding, doorway and

window. 2 windows to 1st storey behind, under gabled

dormerhead. 2-storey gabled bays advanced to outer

right with rectangular, 6-light, piend-roofed window

projecting at ground, and 2 bipartites at 1st floor.

Mirrored bays to outer left with tirpartite and single

window at both ground and 1st floors.

N ELEVATION: flat-roofed porch set in re-entrant angle

at centre, with dormerhead to single 1st floor window

above; gabled outer bay to right with window at ground

and doorway at 1st floor with cast-iron forestair; outer

bay to left with doorway and window at ground and 2 1st

floor windows.

E AND W ELEVATIONS: each 3-bay, with canopied, applied

timber-framed gablehead to centre bay. W elevation with

single windows at ground and 1st floor to centre and

outer right bays, and bipartite to outer left. E

elevation with modern addition at ground to outer right,

and 1st floor window above; forestair to 1st floor

doorway at centre, with window below; window to each

floor in outer left bay.

Multi-pane glazing pattern to sash and case windows.

grey-green slates; overhanging eaves with timber

brackets and bargeboarding. Ashlar margined, harled

stacks with original cans retained. Decorative

gutterheads, dated 1910.