Minerva

Minerva is a later 18th century Georgian building that stands three stories tall and features a three-window stucco front. It was likely built as a pair with the adjacent Osborne House to the left. The structure has earlier origins and has undergone Victorian alterations. It has a tiled floor, overhanging eaves, and rubble and brick chimney stacks. The second-floor windows are modern, while the first floor has 12-pane sash windows with an arched bead on the center window. There are applied Tudor hood moulds above the first and second floors. The building also features paired splayed bays from around 1900, which include dentilled cornices, colored glass, and sash glazing. To the left, there is a segmental arched coach entrance below a blank wall space, with panelled and boarded double doors.

The exposed rubble on the right end wall shows the lower rear roof pitch and the lines of the earlier front pitch. The interior once housed a school room for the residential Grammar School.