Salutation

U-shaped former stable complex of one-and-a-half storeys arranged around a black/white quarry-flagged courtyard; partly-rendered, coursed stone construction, with fish-scale slated roofs of medium-steep pitch. Triple twisted terracotta Gothic stacks to a chimney at L. The central, recessed section has glazed small-pane doors to the centre with a decorative sloped metal canopy porch above. Three flat-roofed dormers to the roof with 2-part 12-pane casements. The left-hand advanced wing has 2 large arched windows to both the gable end and the inner (E) side, the latter with a further, trompe l'oeil window to the centre. Above those to the gable end is a small Gothic tracery oculus, together with a decorative iron hanging sign. The W side has a large advanced central gable with large canted bay;12-pane window with narrow 4-pane outer lights. Flanking this central bay are further single bays also with (smaller) gables; that to the L has an entrance with stone quoins, that to the R an arched window as before.

The right-hand advanced wing has a voluted Dutch gable with large lattice-glazed doors leading onto a corbelled first-floor balcony with iron railings; trompe l'oeil oval oculus in the gable apex above. The ground floor has a canted bay with 20-pane front and 8-pane side windows. Further decorative iron hanging sign to the L. The inner side has a single-storey shop extruded in the angle with the central range; this has a shallow canted front and small-pane glazing throughout. The E side of this block has an external rick stair giving access to a first-floor entrance.