33, 35 and 37 Warburton Place

33, 35 and 37 Warburton Place is a house built around 1820-1830 that was enlarged in the mid-19th century with additional tenements and subdivisions. The building has two storeys and is constructed from sandstone with a stone slate roof on the original part, while the additions feature taller hipped slate roofs. It has bracketed eaves and corniced chimneys. The early 19th-century house has a symmetrical south front with three windows, plain ashlar window surrounds, and a similar plain doorway that includes rounded corner blocks and reeded moulding on the cornice above. The left-hand extension features a gabled design with a two-storey canted stone bay. The north entrance front has two gables, a mid-19th-century alteration, and the hipped roof extension includes two-light square mullioned windows and a block pediment doorway. The building is included for its group value.