Troon (Excluding Flat-Roofed Extension To East), Southwood Road, Including Garden Wall, Southpark And Woodwynd, Southpark House

Fryers and Penman, 1909-10. 2-storey, 3-bay gabled villa, situated within its own grounds, currently divided into 3 dwellings (2013). Red brick with faience margins and decorative inset flint panels. Base course, moulded band course. Window openings with deep set Tudor-arched windows; faience and brick mullions and transoms. Some bi-partite window openings. Bargeboarding with decorative foliate motif.

W (MAIN ENTRANCE) ELEVATION: 3-bays. Asymmetrical. 2-storey, double-gabled bays to right and single-storey bay to far left. Bay to right with low quadrant walls with pierced trefoil decoration leading to entrance door at far right; round-arched, key-stoned door surround with Doric columns and broken-base pediment with carved fruit and foliage to tympanum. 2-leaf panelled round-arched entrance door. Bay to far left with 4-light canted window to ground.

S ELEVATION: 3-bay, symmetrical. Recessed wide central bay with part-glazed garden door with flanking windows; cast iron balcony to upper storey. Advanced, finialled gable bay to left with 4-light canted window bays; bay to right with 3-light square-bay windows.

Red tiles. Tall, coped chimney stacks with vertical panels and red cans. Cast iron rainwater goods.

INTERIOR: partially seen, (2013). Original room layout largely extant to main rooms. Open well timber stair with decorative timber balusters, banister and newel posts. Timber panelling to public areas. Wide segmental arch leads to inglenook fire place with timber panelling around. Other, decorative timber fire surrounds. One room with decorative plaster ceiling. Timber panelled doors; some stained glass.

GARDEN WALL TO S; low coped brick wall surmounted by urns at entrance to garden and corners.