45 AND 47, FIELDWAY

Two houses, 45 and 47 Fieldway, were built in 1913 by G. L. Sutcliffe. They are constructed of brick, partly roughcast, with a tile roof. The semi-detached houses are symmetrically arranged. Each house has two storeys and a single bay, featuring paired doorways with central side lights. The windows are small-pane casements, with half-glazed doors set beneath flat hoods. The first-floor windows are tall pairs of lights within half-dormers, flanked by smaller lower lights; the gable ends of the dormers are weatherboarded. The roof is steeply hipped with lateral and a central stack, slightly set back. A round-headed brick archway connects the houses to number 49. These form a modestly altered example of houses in the Wavertree Garden Suburb, and they adjoin the central block of the main square.