1-10, Cranley Place Sw7

This is a mid-19th century terrace of ten houses located on Cranley Place. The houses are built of gault bricks and stucco, with three storeys plus a basement, and have slated mansard roofs. The ground floor is finished with channelled stucco. Each house features an Ionic portico and a first-floor iron balcony. First-floor windows are corniced, with some incorporating pediments. Second-floor windows have segmental heads. The end houses are set forward and feature rusticated quoins, connecting the terrace with numbers 11-19. A modillion cornice runs along the building, with blocking to the roof, though three of the houses have altered roofs. The end houses on each terrace are also set forward with rusticated quoins.