The houses stand on land containing , elevated about above Front Street in Churchill, with a field of south of the main buildings and reserved in perpetuity as an open space. They are arranged on three sides of a quadrangle about square, its open side facing south with a view to woods on the Mendip Hills. The south side is enclosed by a low brick terrace wall coped with stone and ornamented with carved stone vases, and in the centre is a gateway with wrought iron gates giving access to working gardens. Wide stone-paved paths run round the four sides of the quadrangle, the south path is terminated at each end with a large arbour arranged under the main roof, which is supported by oak posts and balustrades, each arbour contained oak seats and tables.