Cleddans House

Circa 1840. Asymmetrical Jacobean revival medium-scale

country house with shaped and finialed gables and dormer

heads, single and mullioned windows, some in shallow

projecting bays; upper windows break through eaves. 2

storeys; 4-bay elevations. Stugged yellow ashlar coursers,

polished dressings and chamfered reveals, buckle quoins;

some strapwork ornament, particularly at main door.

South (principal) elevation: left bay advanced and gabled;

doorway in adjoining bay, panelled door with semi-circular

fanlight, doorpiece with blocked pilasters, cornice breaks

forward over consoles and continues as string course between

floors; strapwork ornament to door spandrels and pediment

(crest in latter). Sash windows throughout, some with

lying-panes. End and axial stacks with grouped diamond

flues; slate roofs. Flank elevations both have steep-pitched

pedimented dormer heads; low service court to north.

Garden terrace steps to south, with ball-finialled square

terminal piers.