Denork

Circa 1835, enlarged c 1870. Tudor-Jacobean of Burn School.

Asymmetrical 2-storey mansion, good coursers with dressings 2

coursers deep. North entrance elevation L-plan, advanced

gable to right with 2-storey five-light canted bay, (later

attic dormer on left flank), central finialled gabled porch

with four-centre arched door with hood mould, 3 light window

to left with hood mould, two 2-light windows with finialled

gablet dormerheads over. Original northern half of west

elevation shallow L-plan with gable to right, hoodmoulded

ground floor windows, 2 light bipartites above, that to left

with dormerhead, southern half originally single-storey

raised to 2 with double gable front. East frontage has

2-storey 5-light canted bay at gable end of north front.

Two-storey 7-light canted bay and single-storey 6-light bay

to south. Slated roofs with finialled gables, formerly had

tall diagonal shafted chimneys, since replaced by short

chimneypots. Glazing original throughout.