65, Caroline Street B3

No. 65 Caroline Street is a town house from around 1830, located at the corner with Regent Parade. It stands three storeys tall and is constructed of dark red brick. The front features three symmetrical bays that follow the curve of the street, with the central bay slightly advanced by one brick depth, creating a very shallow butterfly plan. The building has a stucco plinth and a first-floor sill band, with stucco eaves and deep flat eaves on the slate roof, which has flanking chimneys.

The ground floor windows have been altered and feature stuccoed lintels, while the upper floors retain their original glazing bar sash windows. The second floor has a central window blind, and shallow decorated consoles flank the moulded stucco heads that support thin cornices with blocking courses. The entrance is notable for its engaged Ionic columns on moulded bases, an entablature with a moulded cornice and blocking course, and a door made of six fielded panels with a moulded doorhead that returns over panelled reveals, topped by a marginal glazed rectangular fanlight.