Boscobell House

Large Georgian house, now offices and surgery. Rendered walls; hipped low pitched slate roof behind parapet with coping; one small ridge and 2 tall lateral stacks. Three storeys. Painted rusticated end pilasters. Four-window range of sashes, 9-pane to top floor and 12-pane below, with narrow glazing bars in flat architraves and painted sills. Ground floor has at centre a canted bay window with pitched slate roof and sashes in each face. Square-headed doorway to right, with architrave and decorative frieze, flat shallow moulded hood on deep moulded console brackets; 6- panelled door with oblong 4-pane fanlight above. To rear are two 2-storey cross wings and further extensions.

Interior has been divided into surgeries and offices but retains some original features and fittings such as moulded window surround with rosettes, panelled shutters and reveals, 6-panelled foors and moulded surrounds. Original staircase rises against a curved wall at end right up 2 flights; it has a wreathed and ramped handrail, stick balusters, shallow decorative treads.