15-22, QUEEN MARYS DRIVE (See details for further address information)

This is a terrace of nine houses located at 15 to 22 Queen Mary's Drive, built in 1926 by J. Lomax Simpson. The houses feature timber framing on a brick base, with brick chimney stacks and stone slate roofs. They are two storeys high, with a five-bay central section that has projecting gabled bays at each end, and a jettied first floor between them. The terrace includes two-bay projecting wings that are canted forward, with the inner bays having gables to the right and the outer bays projecting further forward and also gabled. The returns to Windy Bank and Queen Mary's Drive have timber-framed first floors that jetty over a roughcast ground floor. Some of the gables display decorative timbering and are jettied, with some having canted ground floor angles. The windows are leaded casements with two, three, and four lights, and there is a half-canted bay window in the second bay. The entrances feature doors with small-paned lights in the center, while the ends have doors with leaded lights and cambered lintels. There are six chimney stacks, and the rear of the houses is roughcast with a gabled first floor.