Houldsworth School

Houldsworth School, built in 1874, is a Grade II* listed building designed by architect Alfred Waterhouse. It is constructed in a late Gothic style, featuring one storey made of red brick with stone dressings and a slate roof. The school has two large gables that face the road, each adorned with a large mullion and transom window. To the left of the center, there is a porch with a three-centred arch, while additional mullion and transom windows are located to the right. The roof includes dormers. Houldsworth School is part of an industrial community developed by Sir William Houldsworth, alongside the Rectory, Church, and Men's Club on Leamington Road. The school, along with the wall, Rectory to the Church of St Elisabeth, and the wall forms a group with the Church of St Elisabeth and Houldsworth Working Men's Club on Leamington Road.