Clifton House and The Link

A reflected pair of one-and-a half-storeys. Each house is of 2 bays, the inner bays having paired windows. Steeply pitched roofs with high gables containing half dormers, those on the inside being higher because of the paired windows. Rough cast under a slate roof. Brick end stacks, and shared central ridge stack. Battered plinth to ground, saw-tooth plat band, flat impost band and flat sill band to upper storey. The windows are tripartite sashes with segmental heads in stone surrounds with chamfered arches. The entrances are in flanking single storey ranges. That to the R is flat roofed with a parapet. The plinth and saw-tooth plat band continue from the main range. Panelled door to L under segmental arch with overlight. Small window under similar head to R. The L porch has a pitched slate-covered roof and a half-lit door with coloured glazing. To the upper storey of the N and S gables of the house is a small window offset to the W.

Access to L house only. From porch, there is a passage to the R, from which the reception rooms are to the R, the living room in the paired bay. Kitchen to L (rear).