Blenheim House

Blenheim House is one of a pair of later Georgian houses. It features the lower left-hand three bays of a four-bay main road frontage. The walls are roughcast rendered and painted, topped with a machine tile roof. The house stands three storeys tall and has a three-window range, mostly with sash windows, although the top floor has casements, with a small-pane window on the left. The left end bay includes a two-storey segmental tri-partite bow window with sashes and fluted architraves, which matches the design of Birchfield at the upper end. The two central lower bays on the ground floor have 6-pane sashes flanking a 20th-century door that sits under a shallow bracketed hood with fluted side pilasters. The house is elevated above road level and accessed by steps through a walled courtyard. It is believed to retain Regency fittings.