Sunderland House

Grey limestone with granite dressings and two hipped roofs: one metal-clad with four stone stacks; the other, to W, slated with one W stone stack. Two-storey seven-window range, 1-2-1-2-1, the west 3 bays added. Granite plinth, rusticated quoins to angles and projecting 2-bay sections, window surrounds and impost band to recessed arched ground-floor windows, surrounds to plain rectangular upper windows; two-step cornice, angle blocks to parapet and parapet coping. [Details are similar to Old Storehouse adjoining.] Upper floor has generally casement pairs with top-lights, lower floor similar casement pairs with radiating bar fanlights, except in W 3-bay addition where there are arch-headed sash windows. Four windows on first floor N front have C20 plate glass windows. 3-bay end elevations to match. E end has centre doorway with double doors and fanlight. W end has blocked door to ground floor right. Blocked basement windows under grilles.

Altered. No obvious signs of constructional ironwork as used in other buildings by Holl.