Frogmore Villa

Frogmore Villa is a terraced house from the 19th century, part of a row of three. The building features a stucco exterior with a slate roof, terracotta ridge tiles, and a red brick stack at the right end. It has two storeys and a two-window range, with a large full-height canted bay window on the right that includes sash windows, and a single sash window to the left above the entrance door. All sash windows have small panes only in the top sash. The bay window is adorned with moulded cornices, and the eaves are decorated with a fretwork valance.

The entrance features a four-panel door with an overlight, set within an ornate timber porch. This porch has a slate gabled roof supported by a row of turned posts on low rendered walls. The posts are detailed with rings and capitals, and there are paired posts at the front. The blocks above the posts are shaped to create a keyhole motif, while the porch head is designed in a three-lobe pattern beneath overhanging fretwork bargeboards, which include an apex finial and pendant. The terrace is finished with angle quoins at each end.

Inside, the front room has recesses on either side of the fireplace, featuring ornate timber detailing.