Beech Hill House

Small country house. Built of fine jointed ashlar with shallow-pitched slate roof behind parapet with shallow coping; long narrow rendered ridge stacks. Two storeys. 3-window range of 12-pane sashes in reveals with wide block voussoirs to first floor; ground floor has wider tri-partite sashes incorporating metal mullions either side of central flat-roofed porch with 4 slender Doric columns supporting an entablature with Lombard frieze; attached columns to rear. Double part-glazed doors with fanlight. Stepped plinth. Stucco-rendered to W side with stone quoins exposed; 2 window range of similar sashes separated by painted downpipe from hopper. Similar to E, with a single window range of tripartite sashes to each floor. Attached to each side is the high stone wall of a former walled garden.

Interior retains panelled shutters and doors, staircase with wreathed handrail and stick balusters, simple plaster mouldings and one fireplace, painted, but the interior was mostly reordered in mid C20.