Bedford House

Built of stone, rendered and lined out at the front, with a hipped C20 concrete tile roof. The first building is a small 2-bay house with a gable stack, which was incorporated into Bedford's late C18 enlarged house. The main four-bay elevation faces E; 3 symmetrical bays on the right with a central entrance to the stair hall, and a further bay to the left beyond an axial stack. Six-panelled door with plain overlight, set in a C20 Ionic style porch. Sixteen-paned sash windows with cast iron sills to the ground floor. Boxed eaves. On the N face, 2 bays, similar 16-pane sashes to the upper floor, the ground floor windows replaced by C20 hipped canted bays. Central stack. Various C20 additions to the rear.