Pallister is a two-storey Late Victorian house with substantial additions to the western side of the building dating from 1937-38 from when the house was adapted as a girl's school for the Church of England.

Both the original house and later additions are constructed of load-bearing brickwork.
A two-storey verandah wraps around the house on three sides with cast iron columns and balastrate panels.
the main entrance is centrally located below a gable in the eastern facade, flanked by doors and windows on either side.

The main roof is slate with terra cotta hips and ridges.
Later additions are generally roofed in terra cotta tiles.

The house interiors are substantially intact, albeit with a number of relatively minor changes and removal of original decorative finishes.
Pallister is a two-storey Late Victorian house with substantial additions to the western side of the building dating from 1937-38 from when the house was adapted as a girl's school for the Church of England.
Both the original house and later additions are constructed of load-bearing brickwork. A two-storey verandah wraps around the house on three sides with cast iron columns and balastrate panels. the main entrance is centrally located below a gable in the eastern facade, flanked by doors and windows on either side.
The main roof is slate with terra cotta hips and ridges. Later additions are generally roofed in terra cotta tiles.
The house interiors are substantially intact, albeit with a number of relatively minor changes and removal of original decorative finishes.
Pallister, Greenwich