St John's Mount & Mews Cottage

Two storey villa with Gothic touches. Pebbledash. Slate hipped roof. Band at first floor sill level. Plinth. Casement windows with four-centred heads to top panes. NE entrance elevation of three bays. Centre bay advanced over open porch; cantilevered four-light bay window with corbelling on first floor and with buttresses descending to ground level. Under porch a 4-centred headed doorway to rear; doorway with shallow Gothic fanlight with tracery and door with Gothic panelling. Centre bay flanked to L by a 2-light casement window above and a three-light casement below; to R, a two-light casement above and a three-light casement below. SE elevation of three widely spaced window bays, each projecting forward; each first floor window of 2 lights with gable over; transomed two-light French casements on ground floor.

A cottage (Mews Cottage) of similar date adjoins the house at its northern end, the forecourts of house and cottage separated by a stone stub wall. Two storeys, rendered, slate roof. First floor has two 2-light casement windows set across eaves with gables. On ground floor, a 2-light and a 3-light casement window. Entrance in single storey 2-window exposed stone wing at right angles.

Interior has fine interiors in Gothic taste. Gothic cornices, doors, shutters, arches, chimney pieces.