1877, Victorian and Gothic detail: Club-house, squared tooled grey limestone with Bath stone dressings and slate deep-eaved roof with brick end stacks. Two storeys high with a basement, roughly 4-window range. Roof is in 2 parts; left 2 bays hipped to left, right 2 bays slightly higher, steeply hipped to left. Eaves cornice has ashlar brackets with red brick between, but interrupted by window heads. Flush ashlar quoins. A cement sill-band marks line of removed balcony. Very large Gothic porch in ashlar with segmental-pointed arch, brackets under C20 flat roof (replacing balcony) and two red granite columns with Gothic floral capitals and sandstone plinths.
PE/Domestic/SN10SW from Cadw
CHN 15/12/2004