Castle Court

Castle Court is a tall, detached former house built in a villa/Jacobean style, now serving as a residential home. The building is rendered and painted, featuring a hipped Welsh slate roof with deeply overhanging sprocketed eaves and a brick side stack. It has three storeys and a basement. The windows include transoms and mullions, with the upper lights showcasing small-pane decorative leading. The facade has a three-window range, with the central gabled section projecting and featuring continuous sprocketed eaves. The top floor is adorned with 4-light cross-framed windows on the sides and a 6-pane window in the center. Flanking the central bay are bow windows that extend from the first floor to the basement, covered by a continuous hood that forms a flat roof for the bows, which is accented by an egg and dart moulded cornice band below. The first floor windows have one transom, while the ground floor bays have two; the first floor window in the central projecting bay has smaller side lights. The central doorway is topped with a deep decorative segmental-arched hood that includes painted detailing. The door features a semicircular overlight with radial glazing, flanked by two 2-light windows with small pane upper lights and leaded quarries below, along with narrower side lights. At the basement level, the bow windows have square lights at street level on either side of the steps leading to the entrance. Additionally, a half-hipped roofed garage bay projects to the right.