St Maur including iron forecourt railings

Large Georgian townhouse, now used as offices and restaurant, attached at each side. Walls rendered with scored roughcast with painted scored quoins; slate roof with rendered end stack. Double-fronted. Three storeys and basement. Moulded wooden cornice with symmetrical fret ornament. Five window range of 2-pane horned sashes with exposed frames in shallow reveals; 2 canted ground floor bays. Central square headed door, wooden doorcase with overlight and projecting hood on square section chamfered wooden columns. Three steps up to walled and railed forecourt and front door; steps down at left to basement used as restaurant. Railings with urn finials to posts.

Interior retains some original woodwork including 6-panelled doors, door surrounds and panelled reveals, shutters and some unpainted panelling in the front left room reputedly originating elsewhere. Central hall with staircase with turned balusters rising behind front rooms parallel with frontage.