Tudor House (1884)

• Subtle and elegant design stands apart from much of the flamboyant classically derived architecture of the ‘boom period’.
• Reflects the Boom period wealth of the first owners.
• Richness and intactness of its interior decoration. Features of special note are the elaborate, almost grotesque foliated brackets supporting the arches, sections of elaborate original stenciling to walls, ceilings and floors and stained glass transfers (crystographs).