Cleadon Lane, Undercliff

House, now 3 separate dwellings. Circa 1853. Brick with sandstone dressings;
Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys; 3 bays on west front defined by 4 Tuscan giant
pilasters with stone plinths and capitals. Large Tuscan entrance porch, of 2
round and 2 square pillars, to 6-panelled door in left bay; central 3-light window
in stone having elliptical heads, mullions and transom, lintel on brackets; right
bay blind. 3 sash windows at first floor. Hipped roof has wide eaves on wooden
brackets, square brick chimneys with stone bands and cornices. Plain 2-storey,
4-bay wing on east has 2-storey, 2-bay return forming a courtyard with a range
consisting of a passage, a house of 2 low storeys, a cottage, a carriage entrance
and a coach house. A curved brick wall extending from the north-west corner of
the house to the courtyard entrance has, on the courtyard side, a brick mounting
block with 3 stone steps. LISTED GRADE 2