Parade House

Roughcast and painted with bands at both floors and a Welsh slate roof. Double depth central entrance plan with staircase in centre at rear. Three storeys, three bays of paired Tudor Gothic style windows with double hung sashes and 4-centred heads flanking single windows in the centre. Gothic style porch 4-centred arch with flanking lancets; within is a 6-panel door and transom light, tented slate roof. One over 1 pane sashes on either side of this; first floor has 4 over 4 sashes and the second floor has 2 over 4 ones. Hipped roof with tall flanking stacks front and rear. Mid C19 two storey two gable extension on left, the first gable wider than the second. Large windows on the ground floor, smaller paired ones on the first all with 4-centred heads. The rear elevation has a full height canted bay to the left (probably an 1840s alteration) with triple 1 over 1 pane sashes on the ground floor and 2 over 2 pane above. To the right of this are arched stair windows on the half-floor, both with 8 over 8 pane sashes. The ground floor is masked by a C20 conservatory, but the first floor on the right has a 6 over 6 pane sash and the second floor a 3 over 6 one.

The interior was only partly seen at resurvey. It has a largely mid C19 character but the staircase appears to be about c1780 with cut string, turned balusters and continuous mahogany rail, but its generous open-well design is usually an indication of an earlier date.