A substantial Edwardian house, one of the original properties in the road, since divided into two properties in the early 1960s. The property includes decorative clay vertical tile hanging with swept eaves to the first floor above a red brick ground storey. The roof is of plain tiles, steeply pitched gables and hips, with gable barge boards and an open eaves. The ground floor elevations feature some fine original leaded light windows, some of the larger with Venetian style glazing bars. The first floor windows are also original with some ribbon feature windows. The principal elevation incorporates an attractive entrance porch set at 45 degrees in plan, with generous entrance doors below a projecting lead covered canopy supported on corbelled brackets and a decorative wrought iron diagonal tie, tied back to the front elevation. Other distinguishing features include a large brick chimney stack to the side of the main entrance in the manner of Lutyens with ribbed moulded brick features. The roof is surmounted by a lofty decorative weather vane. (1)

<1> Sevenoaks District Council, Sevenoaks District Council Local List of Heritage Assets (Index). SKE53505.