Voelas

Interior has an Edwardian character, partly from work for C.R. Kenyon after 1897, mostly from work for P. Boughton-Leigh after 1906. Narrow entrance hall with plain earlier C20 stairs behind 3 front rooms of moderate size: library with lateral fireplace, small centre room and dining-room, library and dining-room with later C20 panelling and altered fireplaces. Dining-room has oak beam. At S end of hall entrance to large added parlour with inglenook fireplace. Panelled walls and inglenook, green tiles to fireplace, shelf over. Two beams. N of hall and staircase is service area with kitchen clad in late C20 boarding. Deep chimneybreast all encased. Bedrooms have small earlier C20 chimneypieces.

House, rubble stone with slated eaves roofs overhanging at gables, and numerous rubble stone stacks with slate caps and dripstones. Irregular plan essentially of two parallel ranges, the entrance front facing the rock-face to E. Two storeys, with windows square-headed with big tooled-slate flat lintels and slate sills. Timber paired or triple casement windows with Gothic Y-tracery top-lights, generally. Garden front has main house in centre, service range to left, and set back to right, the big matching early C20 SE addition. Main part has stone right end stack, larger stone left end stack at original left end, slightly lower one-bay roof to left with smaller end stack, added after 1906, eaves continuous. Square lateral stone stack on a wall-face gable to right. The added left bay, with lower ridge, has half-length Gothic triple casement over lean-to. Next three bays have standard 3-light windows each floor, but there are glazed doors to right of first bay, and in the third bay, with slate steps. Third ground floor three-light window is to extreme right, beyond the chimney. S end-wall has 2-light to first floor left, and ground floor centre. Two of the first floor windows are C20 near-copies. To left of facade service court projects with early C20 first floor added gable to right, with two first floor 2-light windows and casement pair below to left. Then coped rear wall of service yard, with window and door, wall returned to N with bellcote over service yard entry. Set back to right is early C20 two-storey, three-bay S end block with parallel gabled roofs. Stone end stacks, W side has two 2-light windows under shallow gables, the left one over a matching glazed door, the right one over a similar 2-light, and a 3-light to ground floor centre. Left end has paired gables each with 2-light window, over timber 5-sided canted bay to ground floor centre, glazed door to right (inserted in late C20). E side has chimney-gable with lean-to against (containing inglenook at ground floor), window each floor to left, one to first floor right. N return has window each floor.

Rear of main range has stone end stacks, casement-pair window to left, each floor, then three-bay open porch with stone square piers and lean-to roof, gabled to wider centre bay. Half-glazed door with pointed glass panels and overlight with three pointed oval glazed panels. Window each side. Slate paving. Above porch centre is a casement pair, and to right is a large first floor mullion-and-transom timber stair light, and then a three-light each floor, (each with inserted small window adjoining). Service range has continuous stonework, slightly lower eaves. Stone ridge stack, four bays, casement-pair windows generally, but two smaller windows in first floor left, and a smaller casement pair in ground floor right bay. N end gable has C20 3-light at first floor.