Boverton Park House

Probably rubblestone walls wholly covered with pebbledash cladding. Welsh slate roofs, with hipped roof to south-east elevation and with two parallel ranges running north-west from there, the eastern range smaller and with ball finial to north-west gable, while the south-west gable has a stack. Two storeys. Main south-east elevation with two C19 French casements with centre margin lights and overlights with tracery to ground floor, one each side of central doorway with two doors of three flush panels each and overlight with tracery. Veranda with lead roof on trellised iron supports. Three, later C19, 2-light casement windows with transoms on first floor. Flanking stacks to hipped roof, which has two spike finials. This elevation has had a 3-bay single storey swimming-pool added in matching style to the right in the 1990s. North-east elevation mostly with sandstone 2-light mullioned windows with dripstones. From north end, a window on both ground and first floors; secondly, a small single light ground floor window; thirdly, a ground floor and first floor window; fourthly, a 3-light window with a 2-light one above. The rest of this elevation is covered by the added swimming-pool. South-west elevation with similar stone mullioned windows, one 4-light with transom, plus other later ones, making four window bays in all. North-west elevation with paired gables, small tented verandah as before, modern windows apart from the arched stair sash.

Interior not available at resurvey. The existing list description says: 'Inside, SE parlours with C19 moulding to casement frames and with similar moulding to ceiling. Middle SW ground floor room with stopped and chamfered beam. Chamfered beam also in NE ground floor room. C19 staircase with straight wood balusters and smooth handrail. Arch on landing and contemporary moulding to landing ceiling; six panel doors.'