11 13, Ashville Road

This is a pair of houses, built around 1850 in Birkenhead. They are constructed of brick with a Welsh slate roof. The houses are two storeys high with an attic, and feature a four-window front with projecting gables on either end and side entrances set within projecting porches. The main facade faces a park. It includes shallow, square projecting bay windows and paired sash windows with stone architraves on the ground floor. The upper windows also have stone architraves. The projecting gables have round-arched attic windows, and there are round-arched dormer gables above the central windows. The rear elevation, facing Ashville Road, also features slightly advanced projecting Dutch gables. The windows are four-pane sashes with stone lintels and quoins on either side of narrow two-pane sash windows to the first floor; two windows are on the ground floor, and two are in the attic storey, all renewed in original openings. A central two-window range also has four-pane sashes, with renewed windows in the attic. End wall and axial stacks are present.