Golden Grove

Golden Grove is a two-storey building with a lower one-and-a-half storey wing at the front on the right, which is the original house. Behind this is a two-storey rear wing that is set back. The structure is built of pebble-dashed rubble stone and has synthetic slate roofs. The main range features a stone stack on the left and a hipped roof on the right. The front wing has battered walls and a steep roof.

The main range has a two-bay front with paired hornless sash windows, which are taller on the lower storey, and a doorway to the right that is sheltered by a 19th-century decorative iron canopy, part of which has been repaired in wood. The gable end of the wing has a similar tripartite sash window on the lower storey and a paired attic sash above. There is a blocked doorway in the left side wall, which is visible from the inside.

On the right side wall of the original house wing, there is a paired sash window in the centre and a raking half dormer with a sash window to the right. The rear wing has a tall rock-faced stack that rises from the eaves on the left and a casement window below the wall plate, offset to the right. In the lower storey, there is a central boarded door with a pantry window to the right and a casement window in an earlier opening to the left.

Inside, the main range features a stair hall and an open-well staircase with turned newels and plain balusters. The cross beams in the front wing are boxed in, and the rear wing includes a pantry with stone slabs.