7-12, College Street

A terrace of six town houses built in the 1820s. They are located on College Street, Stratford-upon-Avon, which was developed on land previously occupied by a medieval priests' college until 1799. The houses are constructed of brick with buff brick headers and stucco dressings, and have a slate roof with brick stacks, including two cross-axial stacks and two paired stacks along the ridge.

The design is in the Georgian style with a double-depth plan. The houses are two storeys and have a six-window range. Numbers 7 to 10 form a symmetrical composition, as do numbers 11 and 12. The houses have plain eaves. The entrances have moulded doorcases with friezes and flat cornices; most have 20th-century doors, though number 7 retains a 6-fielded-panel door. The windows have sills and rusticated wedge lintels with keys over 12-pane sashes. However, the first-floor windows at numbers 11 and 10 have 4-pane sashes, and number 12 has 20th-century plate-glass sashes. Numbers 7 to 10 feature a central round-headed entry with a plank door, flanked by entrances, while numbers 11 and 12 have entrances at the ends of the terrace.