NHER 47814 (Building record) - The Knoll with attached garden walls and railings to the front

This two storey pebble flint house of about 1800 has pale brick dressings, a slate roof and a rear wing to the right. The return walls of the house are angled to fit a triangular space between two converging lanes. The north façade has its middle part rendered and painted, with a stone plaque to the left inscribed 'Randall Buildings'. Inside is a curving open staircase with a mahogany handrail, plaster ceiling roses and plaster friezes. The attached garden walls converging to the front are of pebbled flint with pale brick dressings and are topped by spear-headed iron railings.