Pier House

Pier House is a former hotel, believed to have been built around 1834, and is designed in an apparently mid-19th century style. The building features unpainted stucco and has a hipped slate valley roof with a stack at the north end. The front facade is large, spanning three storeys and featuring three windows. The second floor has three metal casements, while the first floor has three metal windows that have replaced the original sash windows. On the ground floor, there is an original 16-pane sash window to the left, a broad cambered arched doorway in the centre with 20th-century doors, side and top lights, and a fixed plate-glass window to the right.

The building has single-storey end ranges with paired hipped roofs, including a 16-pane sash window on the front left and a plate glass sash on the front right. Inside, there are glazed inner doors and a small-paned overlight. The broad inner hall features 6-panel doors, a spine corridor, and stairs at the north end that ascend in four flights with a dog-leg design and turned balusters.