7 Little Park Street

No. 7 Little Park Street is an early to mid 18th century house made of red brick with stone dressings. It stands three storeys tall with a prominent plinth. The ground and first floors feature six fluted Corinthian pilasters, while the second floor has an entablature that projects forward over the pilasters, adorned with a dentilled frieze and an enriched cornice with modillions. Above, there are plain pilasters. The house has five segmentally arched sash windows with keystones, window aprons on the first floor, and a central architrave window surround with foliated volutes. The roof has a parapet with stone coping. The central door is accompanied by a traceried fanlight, all within a stone surround supported by Doric pilasters. Notably, the ground floor windows do not have glazing bars.

To the left, there is a recessed wing finished in colourwashed cement rendering beneath a tiled roof, featuring a box dormer. This wing is two storeys high with attics and includes two tall sash windows. The ground floor of this wing projects forward as a single storey with a flat roof and has three sash windows.