Numbers 1 To 21 And Attached Garden Walls And Railings

A row of eleven houses built in 1860. The houses are constructed of ashlar stone with ashlar dressings and have slate roofs, featuring numerous ridge stacks. Architectural details include a plinth, a first-floor sill band, and a bracketed eaves band. The front elevation has 24 windows arranged in a 2-7-4-8-3 pattern. The slightly off-centre middle pavilion, three storeys plus attics, projects slightly and is topped with a large pediment. The ground floor features a pair of porches with 20th-century glazed double doors and overlights, flanked by paired sash windows in moulded surrounds. Above are four segment-headed sashes with raised surrounds, followed by four plain sashes. The pediment contains three graduated, round-headed sashes. To either side are two-storey wings; one with doorways set within rusticated Doric pilaster surrounds, canted bay windows and sash windows, and above, eight plain sashes. The other has similar details with seven plain sashes above. The end pavilions are topped with large pediments; the left one contains a sash window and a canted bay window, with two plain sashes above, and the right one features a central door with a rusticated surround, a canted bay to the left, and a plain sash to the right, with three plain sashes above. Both pediments have two round-headed sashes. The south end of the row has three plain sashes to each of the two floors, while the north end has a central rusticated doorway, a canted bay to the right, and a plain sash to the left, with three plain sashes above. Outside, a low wall with chamfered coping exists, and the section associated with Number 1 retains ornate iron railings.