31-35, Upper Olland Street

Nos 31 to 35 on Upper Olland Street is an early 17th-century building with an 18th-century façade. It is two stories tall with an attic, constructed of red brick and featuring four gabled dormers and pantiles. The building has a coved plaster cornice and brick pilasters with moulded caps and bases. The end wall displays a brick lozenge pattern, and there are two earlier window openings that have been filled in. The gable features wrought iron ties with the letters "RR." The façade includes six windows and two blank panels, with casement windows set in flush frames and ground floor windows featuring segmental arches. No 31 has a four-panel door, while Nos 33 and 35 have six-panel doors in wooden cases. This group of buildings, which includes Nos 21 to 37, is noted for its architectural significance.