Numbers 310 To 316 (Even) And Railings Attached To Number 312

Numbers 310 to 316, Liverpool Road, Islington, are a pair of early 19th-century semi-detached villas, linked together. The construction is stucco over brick, with hipped roofs covered in plain tiles and slate, featuring projecting eaves and party-wall stacks.

The villas are arranged over three storeys and basements, each with three windows. The entrance bay is set back. The ground floor is rendered and rusticated, with round-arched openings topped with keystones. The sash windows have curved and radiating glazing bars set within recessed panels. A staircase is accessed via a sidehall entrance. Steps lead to the doorway, which has fluted, quarter-column jambs supporting a corniced head, a radiating three-light fanlight, and an original panelled door. The first floor has a sill band beneath full-length, square-headed recessed architraved sash windows, each with a bracketed cornice and incised apron panels. The second floor has similar architraved square-headed sash windows. A moulded stucco cornice runs beneath the eaves. Number 312 has cast iron area railings and window guards with anthemion and palmette motifs to the ground and first floors.