Broomfield

Gentry house of painted pebbledashed rubble stone with slate roofs. A square block comprising a central 3-storey and basement, 3 window bay block with lower 2-storey wings each side, one of 3 bays and the SW one of 2 bays containing the main entrance. Fluted Tuscan columned portico with modillion cornice, approached by a flight of 9 stone steps from the side. Round-headed panelled door reveal and part-margin glazed doors and radial fanlight. Main floor windows of central block are tripartite, set within segmental headed openings containing a plaster roundel in the tympana, and recessed apron below. Twelve-paned sashes to first floor, with much crown glass. Cornice with frieze embellished with garlands before the attic storey, which has round-headed sash windows. Wide paired modillion eaves.

The wings either side also have 12-pane sashes, but carriage door on left wing. Further panelled doors to rear, and to NE end within panelled reveals, with a further one added by Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe, and some round-headed windows, one with coloured glass.

Main block contains a drawing room and study, with service rooms in a second range to the rear. Drawing room has a cornice with a 'Welsh Cornice' applied to the ceiling. Panelled doors. Panelled shutters to windows.