1-7, Jubilee Crescent

A terrace of seven houses built in 1938 by J. Lomax Simpson, located in Port Sunlight. The houses are constructed of brick with a tile-hung first floor and a tile roof. The terrace is two storeys high and thirteen bays wide, with the end five bays projecting forward. Bays two, seven, eight, nine and twelve project under jettied gables. Bays three to six and ten and eleven have jettied first floors. The windows are leaded casements; those to the ground floor have either one, two, three or four lights. The sixth and eleventh bays feature half-canted bay windows with hipped roofs swept out from the tile-hanging. The first floor windows are mostly three-light, with the ninth bay having a five-light window and the tenth and eleventh bays featuring paired asymmetrical gablets. The entrances have plank doors with small-paned lights; the entrances to the fourth and fifth bays are within brick-nogged half-canted porches, while those to the eighth and ninth bays have swept-out canopies. There's a lateral stack to the angle of the buildings, with four cross-axial stacks. The right return features a one-storey hipped projection, and the rear of the terrace has flat-roofed projections.