Auckland House

Rubble built, broad hipped slate roof. Tall rubble chimneys stacks, one towards each end, and one to centre; stone tabling. Long two storey front elevation of six wide bays, C20 windows with cambered yellow brick heads; right bay has four-pane sashes. Four rubble-built dormer windows with four-pane casements; brick heads, plain bargeboards. Wide C20 gabled porch left of centre. Right end has two four-pane sashes to first floor and French doors to ground floor left. Two wide blocked cambered openings can be seen, one between the second bay from the left and the porch, the other between the second and third windows from the right, the latter with blocked basement-level openings each side. The wide openings originally accommodated railway sidings into the interior of the warehouse. According to the R.C.A.H.M.W. the earliest part (1819) comprises the second and third bays from the left, a straight joint visible to each side of this section, the present left stacks therefore on the original gable walls. The extensions of 1820 added two bays to the N, and finally, after 1822, a bay was added at each end, with hipped roofs.

The interior was unavailable for inspection at the time of survey (December 1999).