10 And 11, King'S Parade

Nos 10 and 11 on King's Parade are a pair of buildings dating from 1827, constructed of gault brick. They rise three storeys, with a cellar and attic. The facade features two windows; three of these are casements that open to the floor, while one is a sash window with glazing bars. The ground floor remains largely unaltered to the south of the central doorway. Above, there is a parapet with a band and a hipped slate roof that includes two dormers. The interior has been completely altered. Both first floor windows and one second floor window are adorned with wrought iron balconies. Notably, No 11 has a plaque commemorating the residence of Charles Lamb in 1819. The buildings are part of a group of listed structures on the east side of King's Parade.