Angel

Two-storey building of domestic character in Arts and Crafts style. Rendered elevations with slightly oversailing upper floor and slate roof; tall rendered chimney. L-shaped plan with rounded ends and concave curved corner, giving distinctive character. The main, SE elevation has a pair of multi-pane French doors deeply recessed to the ground floor of the southern arm, with the upper storey advanced over and supported on a tapering chamfered column. Two single multi-pane glazed doors to the concave centre and R, each with a small square window to the L and R respectively. The upper storey has two 2-part, 12-pane metal casements to each of the bowed ends, with two small square lights to the centre. The western side, facing the road, has a part-glazed door to the bowed corner, with small square lights to R and L; casement window above, as before. To the L, extruded in the angle with the adjoining building (Neptune), is a storeyed, flat-roofed porch carried on a single corner column and with open lower section; casement windows to the upper section. There are various plaques and painted signs to the exterior.