Consort House

Consort House is a mid-19th century building that originally comprised two houses and is now used as offices. It features a brick exterior with a slate roof and stands three storeys tall. The south facade is symmetrical, showcasing a three-storey canted bay window on each side of a slightly recessed central bay. The canted bays have sashed windows at the front and sashes without glazing bars on the sides, except for the second floor, which has blind recesses on the sides. The central bay contains sashed windows and an entrance with a painted stucco porch supported by Ionic columns and pilaster responds. The entablature above the porch extends over the flanking lights, which also have pilasters on either side. The entrance door consists of four bolection-moulded panels and a plain semicircular overlight. The gutters are supported by rectangular timber brackets. On the right-hand return wall facing east, there is a three-storey brick canted bay window on the right and two additional bays to the left. The interior has not been inspected.