Mulberry House

Early house remodelled in C19 Tudor Gothick style. Roughcast-rendered with plain rendered surrounds; slate roof of differing pitches, part hipped, stepped and with overhanging eaves. An asymmetrical design with units of different heights, breaking forward slightly at left which has clustered polygonal rendered stacks on ridge. Cross-framed windows, with small-pane glazing to left. Entrance at centre right, a Tudor-arched doorway with recessed door, half-glazed with small panes and with Gothick overlight; incised Gothick design to lower panels. First floor oriel windows with Gothick heads to the upper lights; 6 panes to mullion and transom ground floor window below. Further arched doorway at left. Decorative bargeboards to gable end with finial below the apex. Former coach-house to rear.

Complex internal plan reflects early origins and later remodelling and reorientating. Front door opens into hall with stairs unusually immediately at right against external wall; handrail, no balusters. Living room retains Tudor-arched fireplace and plastered beams. Later decorative doors with narrow vertical panels, moulded plaster cornices, reeded surrounds with paterae; marble fireplace to rear room. Present kitchen retains chamfered and stopped cross beams and bread oven. Part of early roof survives. Cellar has round-arched stone vault and a notable early studded boarded door with strap hinges.