Duncryne House

Mid 19th century cottage with substantial remodelling in early 20th century; Arts and Crafts details. Whitewashed render with half- timbering details. Bargeboards. Projecting eaves tied down with scrolled cast-iron ties.

SW (MAIN) ELEVATION: broad bargeboarded gable to outer left, projecting eaves. Porch recess to right corner, carried on single timber shaft, multi-paned glazed bay advanced to left. Canted oriel at 1st floor, carried on timber brackets, flanking multi-paned windows. Lower single storey range to right, bipartite multi-paned windows symmetrically disposed; catslide bipartite dormers symmetrically disposed, modern rooflight to left.

NW ELEVATION: verandah to outer left, wooden pillar posts with delicate carving; opening at centre, inner panelled door flanked by tall multi- paned windows. 2 tripartite swept-roofed dormers symmetrically disposed. Gable recessed to outer right, tall window at ground outer left, small window above.

NE (REAR) ELEVATION: broad gable to outer right, roof swept low over verandah to right; 2 tall multi-paned windows symmetrically disposed at ground, small window to outer left in gable. 3-bay asymmetrical range recessed at centre, corbellled string course on red sandstone corbels, multi-paned windows. Gabled advanced to outer left, single storey outbuilding forming wing.

Timber multi-paned casement windows, some now replaced with plate glass. Graded grey slate roof, lead flashings; rendered ridge stacks with red sandstone coping.

INTERIOR: not seen (1996).