31-45, ASHGROVE

Nos 31 to 45 Ashgrove is a two-storey terrace built around 1860-1870, constructed from sandstone with ashlar dressings. The design features Gothic details, with the end and center houses projecting forward and topped with steep crow-stepped gables that have paired pointed attic lights. The first-floor windows of the projecting houses consist of three lights, supported by colonettes and framed by intersecting pointed arches. Each house has paired pointed arched doorways and timber porches with pointed arches, covered by pent slate roofs. The intervening houses feature single and two-light stone mullioned windows on the upper floors, while the ground floor has two-light cupped arched windows, which are divided by slender shafts and topped with rounded arches on leaf stops.