Oteley House, dated 1867, is 2 storied with attic. Built in Gothic style, it is of asymmetrical composition to regular plan with a central entrance and stair hall. The entrance front has wide gable to the right, with an arched doorway and a trefoiled oriel window above. There is a squared bay mullioned window with an embattled parapet which has a monogramme and date in low relief. There is a decorated window with coped dormer gable above. The building retains many original features including an encaustic tiled top-lit entrance and stair hall, and stairs with gothic trefoiled balusters and pendant newels. There is a rougher rubble service wing beyond. In one time used as a convent. From 1996 the building was known as Bradbury House and is presently in use as a centre for young people with disabilities.

Source: CADW listed buildings database.

RCAHMW, 14th March 2008.