House. Early C19. Brick and stucco with stone dressings and hipped and gabled concrete tile roofs. Chamfered eaves with wooden gutters on brackets, 2 side wall stacks. 2 storeys plus attics with 2 storey wings. Symmetrical garden front has a pedimented central feature with a French window and flanking lights, and above it a renewed Venetian window. Above again, an altered round headed window. On either side, a canted 2 storey bay window with 3 plain sashes on each floor, those above being smaller. Asymmetrical street front has an off-centre pedimented recessed entrance bay with a stucco ground floor with plinth and cornice. Central 6-panel door flanked by single plain sashes. Above, a central plain sash and above again, a half-round window. Right wing, 4 windows, has 3 small sashes and to right a larger sash, all with glazing bars. Off-centre moulded stone doorcase with 6-panel door and overlight, flanked to left by 2 plain sashes, and to right by a larger glazing bar sash. Left wing has a large sash to left and a small dummy window to right. 2 plain sashes below. This building was formerly the home of the historian Sir Frank Stenton. (NCC/js)