16 Weston Road

No 16 Weston Road is a building that originally consisted of two houses but is now one. It dates from the early 18th century and features early 19th-century refronting, along with alterations from the late 19th and 20th centuries. The structure is made of painted red brick, partly resting on a stone plinth, and has a plain tile roof with a large off-centre brick ridge stack and a sawtooth eaves band.

The building is single storey plus attics and has four bays, with gabled bays at either end. The eastern bay includes a segment-headed plank door on the east side and a three-light segment-headed horizontal sliding sash window on the west side. To the west of this bay, there are two similar two-light windows, and at the far west end, there is a similar three-light window. Above the gables at either end, there are three-light sliding, small pane sashes, with the eastern gable featuring a fire insurance plaque above. In the centre, there is a 19th-century gabled dormer that contains a two-light flat-headed horizontal sliding sash window. The east gable wall displays early brickwork with vitrified headers, set on a stone plinth.