Ancillary Structure, 26 Grange Terrace

Dated 1883. 2-storey 3-bay L-plan Tudor detailed house. Predominantly squared and snecked bull-faced sandstone with ashlar dressings. Base course, continous hoodmould/string course divides storeys, canted bays, mutli-gabled, arrow slits, cast-iron detailing.

N (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: central entrance with 2-leaf timber door with large plate glass fanlight above. Advanced corniced porch supported by 4 large polygonal corniced cast-iron pillars; applied cast-iron initials, 'AB' and 'CH'. Above, window with segmental gablehead with cast-iron applied date, '1883'. To left, advanced bay with tripartite window at ground with cornice and decorative cast-iron frieze. Above, bipartite window with gablehead breaking eaves. To right, gable with advanced 4-light canted bay to ground and 1st floors, corbelled above with blind arrow slit window.

S ELEVATION: single storey service wing runs parallel to main house with short single storey linking section at right angles.

Predominantly plate glass timber sash and case windows. Graded grey slates. Cast-iron rainwater goods.

INTERIOR: not seen (2004).

GATERPIERS AND BOUNDARY WALL: to N, very low rubble coped wall (railings missing) with corner polygonal cast-iron pier to NE, identical to those on porch.

ANCILLARY STRUCTURE: to N, short flight of garden steps bounded by ashlar with short piers to N.