Azor Place

Azor Place is a house dating from the 17th century, with early 18th century extensions. It features red and brown brick on the left side and blue-grey brick on the right wing, accented with red brick dressings. The building has a T-shaped plan with a projecting cross wing at the right end and is two storeys high on a brick plinth.

There is a plat band over the ground floor on the left, which includes blue brick headers, and additional plat bands over both the ground and first floors of the cross wing. The right gable has a moulded plat band, and there is a rear ridge stack with a panelled shaft on the left and a freestanding end stack on the right.

In the gabled wing on the right, there is an attic with a leaded window beneath a cambered head, above a rendered sundial. Each floor below has two diamond-pane leaded casement windows, which are set under gauged brick heads. The left side features three first floor windows at eaves height, with two located under "eyebrow" dormers. The ground floor on the left has two three-light windows under cambered heads, and there is a part-glazed door at the junction of the wing and the main range, which has four arched lights in the upper half.