18, Rosecroft Avenue

No. 18 Rosecroft Avenue is a detached house built in 1898 by architect CHB Quennell for Albert Usher, constructed by Boddy & Chapman, with plaster panels modeled by Benjamin Lloyd. The house features red brick with a tile-hung first floor, and the outer bay gables are plastered with reliefs. It has a tiled hipped roof with dormers and tall diagonally set chimney stacks on stepped bases. The overhanging eaves extend across the base of the gables to the outer bays. The design is double fronted, with a central recessed entrance that includes a panelled door and overlight. The first floor has a narrow sash window, while the flanking bays feature canted bay windows with four transom and mullion lights on both the ground and first floors. Each gable has a two-light window. The interior has not been inspected.