Dewstow House

An early C19 house of two storeys with a front elevation of three bays. Rendered and painted with a tiled (possibly concrete) gabled roof with flanking stacks. On the first floor there are three windows with plastic glazing in the form of French casements with small panes and overlight, and architrave frames. The balcony to the first floor has turned balusters to a balustrade supported by Tuscan columns. A round-headed doorway in the centre of the ground floor has a six-panelled door and plain fanlight, and there is a part glazed double door to each side of this; these have square heads in two lights. Blind gable ends to the main block. There are rear service wings, which have been modernised and extended with modern glazing.

Interior modernised on the ground floor but retains the semi-circular staircase with cast iron balustrade and moulded pine handrail. This is lit by a small arched window with coloured glass.