5, Highbury Grove

This is a house with a coach house attached, dating to around 1850. It is constructed of brick and stucco, with slate roofs. The main house is three storeys high, with a basement, and has a three-window front. The basement is stuccoed with banded rustication, leading to a stuccoed and rusticated porch with a round arch to the front, round-arched side windows, and a balustrade above. The ground-floor windows have round arches, keystones, and impost blocks to the architraves, with bracketed sills. A sill band runs above the first-floor windows, with the central window topped by a pediment supported by consoles, and those to either side feature cornices on consoles. Cast-iron balconies are present. The second-floor windows are set within architraves. Side stacks are also visible. To the left of the main house is a two-storey coach house with stucco to the ground floor featuring columns framing the coach house and side entrances. The first floor of the coach house has two windows with round arches framed by gauged brick and keystones recessed under flat arches, all beneath a stuccoed pediment with ball finials.