1, 1A AND 2-18, CAMPERDOWN

This is a terrace of houses that now includes three hotels, built between 1844 and 1847. The buildings are constructed of gault brick, with some areas stuccoed and colourwashed, and feature a slate roof. They rise three storeys above a basement, with some now having a 20th-century dormer added to the attics. Each house originally had a two-window layout, consisting of a doorway and either a two-storey canted bay (for houses numbered 1 to 10) or a three-storey canted bay (for houses numbered 11 to 18).

On the first floor, each bay has a cast-iron balcony supported by cast-iron brackets. The windows are mixed, but the original design included two-over-two unhorned sash windows on the ground floor, French doors on the first floor, and one three-over-six and one two-over-two unhorned sash on the second floor. The houses with three-storey bays had two-over-two horned sashes on their second floor. The doors were designed with two vertical panels. Some houses still have original sashes, specifically numbers 5, 6, 7, 8, and 14, while original doors can be found on numbers 4 and 8. Number 1A has a five-bay return to the east, featuring a central 20th-century door and late 20th-century top-hung casement windows. The roofs are gabled with ridge stacks at intervals.

Inside, the buildings feature stick-baluster staircases with ramped and wreathed handrails.