Bell-Tree House

House, white painted stucco with close-eaved slate roofs, hipped to S garden front. Three storeys, irregular facades to street and to S. Long E front to road has red brick right end stack and 4-window range set well to right, the windows close-spaced. Square 9-pane sashes to top floor, 12-pane elsewhere, the windows in the second bay, over the doorway appear to be C20 insertions. Ground floor has C20 windows in 2 right bays, replacing 12-pane sashes, then arched doorway with 6-panel door with both overlight and fanlight, the door recessed, the fanlight flush with wallface. Stucco C19 surround of low-relief tapering pilasters, consoles and heavy cornice (similar to doorcase on No 32). There was a window in place of the door in 1977. S front has a long square-headed staircase window to left of centre, small 12-pane sash to ground floor left. To right a 2-storey bay with a small-paned arched-headed window over, the head breaking eaves under gable. The bay has ground floor curved top as if originally for a curved bay, but to a 3-sided bay with C20 French windows. Above is c1900 timber enclosed balcony with patterned slates hung below 3 depressed-arched fixed windows, the centre light wider. Hipped slate roof. Rear W elevation of 3 gabled bays.

Said in 1977 to have had contemporary staircase and panelled doors, but extensively altered in later C20.