Leading light

The Leading Light is a tower with two attached cottages, now functioning as a single house. It features whitewashed stucco and a short front tower that faces southwest, adorned with a heavy two-step cornice and a parapet, which is cut down in the center at the front. There is a blocked opening in the front wall. Behind the tower is a single-storey U-shaped block that has a broad black-painted cornice band and a low blocking course. Each side of the tower has a two-window range, while the sides of the block have four windows. The windows are primarily 20th-century plastic, with some serving as secondary glazing in front of the original four-pane sashes, of which two still remain on the west side. The rear of the building has two wings, with a two-window arrangement on the left and a three-window arrangement on the right, each featuring a door in the inward-facing walls. The flat roof is equipped with two chimneys on the east side and three on the west side.