 It was a three-storey building with a frontage of five windows on each storey, subsequently extended into a seven-window fronted building.In 1928 it was sold with some of the estate to Coventry corporation, but it became derelict and was demolished after World War II.When Major C. H. Gregory-Hood sold the estate in 1932, he gave an area of fields and woods around Stivichall Croft and Coat of Arms Bridge Road to Coventry Corporation for permanent preservation.