65 Acton Gate

65 Acton Gate is a 19th-century building designed in a neo-vernacular style. It features roughcast render over brick and has grey slate roofs with brick axial and end wall stacks. The structure is two storeys high and has a symmetrical layout with four windows, flanked by advanced outer gables. The entrances are located in short hipped roofed wings that are set back on either side, with doorways recessed in porches that have round-arched entrances, and the roofs above slope down from the hipped gables.

The gabled ranges include canted bay windows with slate roofs on the lower storey, and above them are three-light casement windows, which have been renewed in their original openings. The central range between the gables features a roof that sweeps down and is supported by chamfered and braced timber posts over a verandah, which includes French doors in the return of the gabled cross wing and casement windows in the main range. Long dormer windows with four lights are present in the roof above. Additionally, there are hipped roofed garage extensions linked to the entrance blocks on either side, which may have been adapted from original outbuildings and share similar detailing with the main building.