Freeland House

Circa 1850 William Burn? Small neo-Jacobean mansion,

2-storey with dormerheads, stugged coursers with

polished ashlar dressings, chamfered margins and

moulded 1st floor string course. Stepped 3-bay north

entrance elevation with central 2-storey gabled entrance

bay in re-entrant angle, open semi-elliptically arched

ground floor porch and casement window above. Advanced

section to right has three light canted bay cavetto-

corbelled to square and gabled with casement window.

Recessed section to left has sash window at ground

floor, casement in gablet above. East elevation has

canted three light bay with three light casement over

and lower one window section with dormer. Similar bay

to west with single sashed light over, and lower 2

window wing linking to slightly advanced gable added

to rear. Original small-paned glazing. Slated roof on

bracketed eaves with pendants and barge boards. Corniced

ashlar stacks of clusters of square shafts