Of local significance. A typical Reid house, well related to a particularly exposed site and well designed to capture the north sun. It incorporates the generally pretentious porte cochere element here into a modern design.
A gable-roofed pavilion aligned across the block, facing north. It has an inset pergola over windows. The walls are coffee-coloured brick and there is a large expanse of north facing glazing.
There is also a gable-roofed porte cochere on brick piers, and a brick fence. The roof material is cedar shingles.
Architecturally, this building can be compared to (for example) 1 Exford Place, and 7 Ranleigh Rise.