Hollin Hill Terrace

Hollin Hill Terrace comprises a row of eight houses built in 1864. The terrace is constructed of pinkish brick in an English garden wall bond pattern, with prominent end pilasters, and has a Welsh slate roof topped with brick chimneys and ceramic pots. Each house extends over two main floors, an attic, and a basement, featuring three windows.

The design incorporates flights of stone steps with cast-iron handrails leading to front doors. These are paired, four-panel doors with overlights, set within architraves featuring pilaster and entablature detailing and decorative scrolled brackets. The basement and ground floor have canted bay windows replicating the entablature style with more elaborate brackets. The windows are margined segment-headed sashes; those on the first floor are similar, contained within architraves with moulded sills. A stuccoed frieze incorporates paired brick brackets, and the property originally featured a stucco cornice. Patterned urn-shaped rainwater heads are visible. The low-pitched roof has a transverse cornice band and shouldered lead dormers with round arches, margined sashes, and ball finials. The houses at the ends have returns visible from the side.