Green Park House, with wall and railings

Green Park House is a two-storey town house built with roughcast render and features a pitched slated roof adorned with crested terracotta ridge tiles and red brick end stacks. The front facade has three windows, each fitted with 16-pane painted timber sashes, and a central entrance that includes a stone step. The door has timber panels below and is glazed above. A painted timber porch enhances the entrance, showcasing a distinctive elongated entablature that incorporates minimal 4-centred bracing for the latticed overlight on each side.

In front of the house, there is a plain rendered dwarf wall with rendered, coped, square corner posts. Low iron railings with spearheaded tops flank a central double gate, which features a spear-headed lower section and a scrollwork top bar. The rear of the building was not inspected, but it appears that the roof slopes down to the ground floor at the back, with a red brick stack located to the north.