13, Maze Hill

13 Maze Hill is a detached villa built around 1830-1835 by James Burton, designed in the Tudor Gothic style. The building is stuccoed with a tiled hipped roof and consists of three storeys plus a semi-basement. The right side of the villa features a gabled projection with shaped bargeboards, a canted bay on the basement and ground floor, and a three-light wood mullion/transom window with a drip mould on the first floor. The left side has a hipped roof and a chimney breast that rises along the front wall, with a small gothic niche located under the eaves.

The recessed center of the villa has steps leading from the street to a balconied porch, which is supported by wooden posts and has a hipped tiled roof that rises to a canted bay window with casement windows on the first floor. There are simple area railings to the left, and the left-hand return features two small gables. The group of buildings from numbers 9 to 13 are considered to have group value.