Inchley, 11 Deebank Road

An early 19th century, 2-storey, 3-bay classical house, built in coursed pink and grey granite. The street (north) elevation is almost symmetrical and has a left, off-centre 4-panel timber door with narrow timber pilasters and a narrow 2-light fan light above. There is a narrow window to the right of the entrance door. The first floor windows are just below the eaves. To the left of this elevation is a harled outbuilding with a timber gate to the far left. To the right is a harled single storey 2-bay extension with granite margins.

The garden (south) elevation is symmetrical and has a central flat roofed entrance porch supported on rustic tree trunk columns. There is a timber 4-panel door set within a timber doorpiece with narrow part glazed sidelights.

The windows are predominantly a 12-pane glazing pattern in timber sash and case frames. There is a piended and platformed roof which has graded grey slates, with wallhead chimney stacks to the east and west and hexagonal chimney cans.

The interior was seen in 2016. Much of the ground floor fixtures and fittings have been removed following flood damage in 2015. The first floor has been refurbished.