Cae Court

Cae Court is a Victorian Gothic building featuring a heavily gabled design, consisting of two storeys and an attic with a three-bay front. To either side, there are single-bay ranges that step down and also include an attic. The structure is built of rubble with freestone dressings, topped by a steeply pitched slate roof that has a stone ridge, overhanging eaves, and ornamental bargeboards on the steep pitch cross gables. The central gable is advanced and taller, rising to the main ridge and flanked by stone chimney stacks with chamfered edges on the grouped flues.

A lower and narrower gable projects at the front, which includes the original porch. There is a large conservatory built by Messenger and Co Ltd, Horticultural Builders of Loughborough. Additionally, there is a later small porch extension that projects forward to the street, featuring plain gate piers and a boarded door. The windows are cross-frame, with the side bays being blocked, while the sides of the entrance hall have paired cusped lancets.

At the rear, the central bay is advanced and features a first-floor timber gabled oriel supported by metal brackets, with some windows blocked. The inner door has a pointed arch. The building has been converted to offices, which has altered the interior.