Coach House to Brecon House

The Coach House to Brecon House is a two-storey building constructed in roughcast and unpainted, featuring a three-window front. It has a low-pitched slate roof with eaves, a raised plinth, and a central front door that is accessed by a double flight of four stone steps, which has a plain iron handrail. The windows are 12-pane sashes with slate sills. The front door is a flush-panelled six-panel design with a traceried fanlight set in a painted, panelled, round-arched reveal. On either side of the door, there are thin painted timber pilasters supporting a semicircular painted timber hood on paired carved brackets. The west side elevation is plain with three windows, and a later 19th-century bay window has been removed since 1981. The northeast service range is set back from the main structure.

Inside, there are panelled doors, shutters, a contemporary staircase, and 19th-century fireplaces.