Numbers 95B To 105 (Odd) And Railings Attached To Numbers 97, 103 And 105

Numbers 95B to 105 (odd) Liverpool Road, along with the railings attached to numbers 97, 103, and 105, form a terrace of seven houses built between 1821 and 1824. The houses are constructed from yellow stock bricks arranged in Flemish bond, with roofs hidden behind a parapet and brick party-wall stacks. The design features a side-hall entrance plan with a staircase, and the buildings rise three storeys with a basement. Each house has two windows, with number 34A Cloudesley Place/95B Liverpool Road featuring an additional entrance bay, while numbers 101 to 105 are set back in a recess.

The ground floor has gauged-brick round-arched openings, with steps leading up to the entrance on the left bay of number 95B, which includes a side entrance to 34A Cloudesley Place. The doorway has fluted quarter-column jambs supporting a corniced head, an original six-panelled door, and a patterned fanlight, although number 95B has an altered corniced head and fanlight. The ground floor windows feature 1/1 sashes for numbers 34A, 99, 101, 103, and 105, while numbers 95B and 97 have 3/3 sashes, all with gauged brick flat arches above.

On the first floor, there is a stucco sill band beneath full-length 1/1 sashes for number 34A, 2/2 sashes for numbers 99 to 105, 3/3 sashes for number 95B, and 6/6 sashes for number 97, all set in arched recesses linked by stucco impost bands. The first floor also features coupled iron-bracketed balconies. The second floor has 2/2 sashes, while number 95B has 3/3 sashes. The buildings have plain brick parapets with stone coping, and numbers 97 and 99 have a plain stucco raised parapet above the coping. There are attached cast-iron railings to number 97 and porch railings to numbers 103 and 105.