29-35, SURREY STREET

A terrace of four town houses, now converted to flats and offices, built around 1766 by Thomas Ivory. The houses are constructed of red brick with a pantile roof. They stand four storeys high, with a semi-basement level, and feature twelve windows on the third floor. Each house has a pair of front doors, sheltered by a square-column portico with steps leading up, and these steps have turned balustrading. Sash windows are found throughout, each with a rubbed brick flat arch above, and most retain glazing bars. The building features a bracket cornice, though this is missing above number 33. Decorative kneelers, each topped with ball finials, are positioned at the party walls between the houses.