The Former Olive Mount Hospital in located on a significant site with three detached properties located on it as follows: The Manor House was built 1790 and 1793 for James Swan a local tea dealer and grocer. It comprises a Georgian style detached four storey dwelling of stone construction with multi-pitched slate roof which will require extensive refurbishment. Attendance House is a two storey detached premises which appears to be late Victorian of traditional brick construction with multi-pitch tiled roof, again in need of full refurbishment. Former Lodge is a single storey premises of stone construction incorporating gas cupboard and electric cupboard. Externally, the property is set in significant grounds. Access is directly from Mill Lane with the Manor House benefitting from car parking to the side and rear and a private road leads to the Attendance House and to Princes School at the eastern end of the site. From calculations taken from Edozo Maps we understand the site area to be 0.99 hectares (2.46 acres).