The Gables

Part of large villa, white-painted stucco with steep slate deep eaved roofs with decorative bargeboards. Tudor Gothic style with timber mullioned and transomed windows with hoodmoulds. Casement windows with marginal glazing bars, and top-lights of 2 lights to each casement. Five gables with elaborate pierced bargeboards and pointed finials, 2 of different sizes on main wing which projects to right and 3 eaves gables to wing to left, now Gable End. The Gables occupies the two bays to the right which project and contained the principal rooms. N front has largest gable to left with left side-wall rendered stack and smaller gable to the right, with 2 3-light transomed windows to first floor and 2 ornate Tudor style canted bay windows to the ground floor. These have moulded cornices, Tudor-arched heads to casements and also to the top-lights. W end has similar arrangement, large gable to left, small gable to right, 3-light and 2-light upper windows, ground floor plain tripartite 2-4-2-pane sash to right and C20 stuccoed porch to left. Gable End occupies the wing set back to left, 3 bays, the right 2 close-spaced. Three first floor 2-light windows under gables, and ground floor 2 large 3-light similar windows and Tudor-arched door at extreme right, in angle. Moulded surround with panelled reveals and double half-glazed doors recessed within. Parallel rear range giving twin gabled E end with bargeboards, 3-light windows to first floor right and left and ground floor left, canted bay to right with 1-2-1 lights, the top-lights of plainer type. Rear wall has similar 2-light window to first floor left. C20 window and porch below.

Interior said to have many original fittings eg staircase, panelled doors etc.