Holyland

Country house, painted stucco with slate hipped roofs with moulded wood eaves to garden front. Stuccoed chimneys, mostly removed. Two storeys., with irregular long entrance front and Regency style SW garden front. This has a full-height bow of three windows to left and a two bays to right, flat roof over bay, hipped main roof. Long 12-pane hornless sashes, those to ground floor full-length. Three windows each floor to bow, two each floor to right. Central ground floor of bow has modern French casement with tall 3-pane overlight. Long SE front elevation of two storeys to left, three to right under same roof, with hipped three-storey projection at far right. Modern flat-roofed single-storey projection against ground floor. Above, left half has one 12-pane stair light set towards right, ridge chimney above, and right half has two-window range of broad sashes, square 12-pane to top floor and 16-pane to first floor. Ground floor addition has modern broad doors and square 16-pane sash windows, one to left of door, two to right. The projecting block to right has tall chimney in valley to main roof, and 12-pane sash to top and first floors in SW return elevation, windowless SE end. NW side is mostly windowless with hipped roof, ground floor left modern lean-to with 12-pane sash each floor above. Plain parallel gabled lower service wing against left end with 12-pane sash at mid height in gable facing garden. Rear NE is much altered with modern windows, gable end of service addition to right. A high garden wall of stone rubble runs E from the NE angle of the house.

Inside, vestibule has two early to mid C19 doorways with reeded architraves and roundels to angle blocks. Staircase with straight balusters and open scroll string in centre of house. Bowed room has reeded recess with roundels at angles to NE wall and matching doorcase in corner of SE wall, to corner garden front room which has 6-panel fielded-panelled door on NE wall in similar reeded surround.