Ashbrook House (The Kilvert Gallery)

L-plan, two storeys with basement and attics, lower service range at south-east end. Stone, part roughcast render to rear elevations. Slate roof, boxed eaves, rubble stacks. Mostly twelve-pane sash windows with machine-tooled stone lintels and cills. Six-panel front door up steps in corner of north-west front. Side door next to shuttered French window under slate-roofed verandah, verandah and forecourt have plain hooped railings. North-east side has exceptionally large multipane staircase window with intersecting glazing bars and smaller attic dormer above in Regency Gothic style - small pane glazing and intersecting tracery under pointed arch heads. Basement door in similar pointed arched opening.

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Good survival of original features and fittings except for some fireplaces. Six-panel doors to principal rooms, boarded to service rooms. Re-used panelling in attics and basement (said to have come from old Clyro church).