119 AND 121, LEE PARK SE3

Two mid-19th century houses, numbered 119 and 121, stand on Lee Park. Each house is three storeys high with a basement, and features three windows. The right-hand entrance bay is slightly recessed. The facades are of multicoloured stock brick with stuccoed fronts. They have moderately low-pitched hipped slate roofs with an eaves soffit, and sill strings for the first and second floors. A ground floor band runs along the base. The sash windows are surrounded by flat stucco detailing, with vertical bars. The first-floor windows have cornices above them. The ground-floor windows have flat architraves set within round arched recesses. Bracketed cills support the windows, and those of number 121 have ornamental cast iron guards. A flight of ten steps, with stuccoed side walls, leads to a four-panel double door, each topped with a plain rectangular fanlight, set within a wooden architrave. The doors are recessed behind a modified entablature surround. The eaves of number 121 have been altered to allow light to the second-floor windows. Together with numbers 119 to 143 (odd), the houses form a group.