Welston Court

Welston Court is a two-storey building dating from the late 19th century, facing northeast. It features a three-window central block with outer bowed ends, presenting a symmetrical cemented façade with solid parapets and a band course. There is a balustered upstand over the centre, and the slate roofs are topped with moulded chimney-stacks hidden behind the parapets. The building has 12-pane sash windows in plain reveals, with marginal glazing and French windows on the ground floor of the bows. A solid central porch is adorned with terracotta balustrades and capitals on paired pilasters. The left bow boasts a fine cast-iron verandah made by Macfarlane's foundry in Glasgow, featuring scrolled decoration on the openwork handrail and spandrels.

The interior retains the original layout of a hall plus a library, flanked by drawing and dining rooms on the ground floor. Arched surrounds in the hall and a white marble fireplace in the library date back to around 1850. The remainder of the house showcases good late 19th-century detailing, including timber fittings and plasterwork cornices, with a full-height chimneypiece in the hall dated 1896.