27, Leicester Road

27 Leicester Road is a building divided into two sections, with the western part likely dating from the 17th century and the eastern part from the 19th century. The western section features a gable end facing the street, topped with a small cupola and a weathervane shaped like a blow lamp. There are also finials on the gable ends. The building has a slate roof, with eaves raised above an earlier line visible on the south side, and a rendered roughcast facade. It stands two storeys high and has two windows with sashes that contain late 19th-century glazing. The eastern section, which is also rendered and has a slate roof, is two storeys tall and has three windows with similar late 19th-century sashes. There is a side door in this section, and a modern shop front has been added. The sashes feature panelled reveals, and there is a long rear wing.

27 Leicester Road, along with Nos 1 to 21 (odd), Nos 25 and 27, forms a group with Nos 1 to 3 Leicester Yard, the entrance gates and bandstand in New Park, The Golden Fleece Public House, and Nos 36A and 38 opposite. Nos 21, 25, The Golden Fleece Public House, and Nos 36A and 38 are recognized as buildings of local interest.