Willow House (including Former Coach House to right)

Willow House, which includes a former coach house to the right, is a three-storey building with a two-window front that features twin gables and a pebbledash finish. The building has end pilaster strips and a plinth, topped by a slate roof with brick chimney stacks, one of which is overgrown on the left side. The gables are adorned with cusped bargeboards and finials, while the three-light Gothick casement windows have decorative lintels and margins. A tall and grand porch, designed in a similar style, includes openwork detail and a pendant, although the finial is missing. There is a modern door beneath a bracket pediment, and contemporary railings are present at the front.

The left side of the building is also pebbledashed and features a half-glazed door. A plaque reading "J S T 1844" actually refers to a former nail factory nearby. The rear of the building is constructed from rubble and is built into the hillside. The right side is also made of rubble and includes an advanced chimney breast and one sash window. Set back to the right is a plain three-storey, two-window stock brick range with gables. The former coach house, which is in poor condition as of the last inspection in Spring 1989, is located forward to the street and is set in the slope. It is linked to the house by a roadside rubble boundary wall and features a gable to the right with a cambered brick arched coach entry, Gothick panelled doors, and a two-light window.

Inside, the hallway features a bracket cornice and reeded pilasters.