White Heather Hotel

The White Heather Hotel is a three-storey building with an attic and basement. It features a five-window front with modern glazing and a steeply pitched, hipped slate roof over three large windows. The front is made of stucco and includes a modillion eaves cornice, quoins on the left side, and a rusticated ground floor. There are five gabled dormers with altered glazing and five round-headed windows on the second floor, which have shallow architraves with keystones (also with altered glazing). On the first floor, alternate bays feature storeyed canted three-light bay windows that descend to the basement, topped with triangular pediments over the central first-floor light. Between these bay windows are paired round-headed windows with a cornice above. The ground floor has steps leading up to a glazed veranda from around 1932 that covers the three central bays, with two segmentally headed doorways situated between the bay windows. A modern dwarf wall is present at the base.