Windsor Court

Windsor Court is a villa, built around 1863, and subsequently divided into two houses. It is located on the south side of Windsor Road, Saltburn. The building is constructed of white Pease brick with ashlar dressings, and has a Welsh slate roof with grey tile ridges. It is designed in a Free Gothic style.

The villa is two storeys and has attics, with a four-bay facade. The main entrance is a four-panel door with a shaped overlight, set within a two-centred brick arch, contained in a square, recessed turret on the left. The second and fourth bays project forward. The second bay features a ground-floor bay window constructed of ashlar, with angle pilasters and moulded two-centred arches under a moulded parapet, with a single window in the returns. The third bay is set back and contains an extruded porch in the angle with the projecting bay. The ground floor has single sashes in the canted corners, and paired sashes to the front, all with shaped heads in ashlar lintels. The first floor has sashes, paired in the projecting bays, with flat stone lintels and projecting stone sills. The turret has a shaped head to the second-floor sash, beneath a corbelled eaves gutter cornice. The projecting bays also have sashes with flat stone lintels and projecting stone sills; the attic windows in the gable peaks have similar treatment, with the window in the second bay having renewed glazing. The roofs are steeply pitched, with the turret roof being pyramidal with swept eaves, the roof over the second bay being half-hipped, and the roof over the fourth bay being hipped with a gable over the attic. The roof features roll-moulded grey ridge tiles with mace finials. There are tall, corniced ridge chimneys. The interior was not inspected.