Exterior
Villa, white-painted stucco with slate shallow-pitched hipped eaves roof. Flat boarded eaves. Two storeys, the front range raised on a high basement, with broad 3-bay E front reached up flight of stuccoed steps from right to terrace with parapet. Centre Tudor-arched chamfered doorway, originally open, into porch with plaster quadripartite vault on 4 small head corbels. Tudor-arched half-glazed door within. Three large paired plate-glass late C19 sash windows on first floor and two larger similar triple sash windows on ground floor, all with louvred shutters. Centre bay is framed by piers up to eaves which are chamfered on inner edge, string course between at mid height, and eaves are brought forward slightly above. Basement window to ground floor right.
S end to the garden has later C19 gabled additions to the left. Original range has 2 bays, one sash above, 2 paired sashes below, with hoodmoulds. Added gable to left has big canted 2-storey bay with hoodmoulded French windows to ground floor and plate glass sashes above. Narrower gable to left again has 4-pane sash over French window, both with hoods. Rear wing set back, running W, has W end stack, hipped W lean-to and one window each floor on S side.
N end of original house has basement window to left, ground floor right cross-window with small-paned glazing (perhaps the only survivor of the original windows) and first floor cross-window above, without the small panes.
A curved battlemented screen wall with arched doorway extends N to link to a C20 block (including remnants of a C19 building formerly known as a chapel).
To right of main house, rear ranges set back: first a gable in lined stucco with overhanging verges, 2-window range, upper left obscured by slate-hung projection, upper right C20 metal window, ground floor original 12-pane hornless sash in recessed surround and glazed double-door with overlight to right. Slate steps lead down to left to 6-panel basement door in rear wall of main house. Next section to right has first floor casement each side of casement pair, with top-lights, and a range attached at right angles runs N, ('The Annexe'). 'The Annexe' has a 2-storey, 2-window front.