Built 1929-31 by F. A. Roberts, architect of Mold. Stylistically, a late survival of Edwardian Baroque. Two storeys. Painted pebbledash with freestone plinth, channelled pilasters and bracket cornice. Green slate roofs, the main part being hipped with octagonal bellcote. Symmetrical front; 5 bays to centre with balustraded parapet; central bay with segmental pediment and portico
(RAJ, RCAHMW, 31 July 2003; based on CADW listing description).