30-34 King's Arms Street

Numbers 30-34 King's Arms Street date from the early 19th century. They comprise two storeys and three bays, with some areas rendered. The pantiled roof is half-hipped to the north and has projecting eaves.

Number 30 features a late 20th-century rectangular bay window on the ground floor, and a late 20th-century uPVC window above. A brick pilaster, adorned with an anchor plate, separates it from number 32.

Number 32 has late 20th-century uPVC windows on both floors, alongside a recessed doorway.

Number 34 has a wooden shop window on the ground floor, featuring three large panes with arched surrounds and three small top-lights, alongside two doors, all beneath a projecting cornice. The first floor has a two-over-two wooden sash window with horns, flush to the wall. A rendered pilaster separates number 34 from 1 Park Lane.

Numbers 20-26 (even) and 30-34 (even) King’s Arms Street form a group with number 2 Park Lane.