103 And 105, Dulwich Village

This is a pair of semi-detached houses located at 103 and 105 Dulwich Village, built between 1759 and 1760, with some alterations and extensions. The houses are constructed of brown brick with red brick dressings and feature a coped parapet, which includes an original block with a stucco cornice beneath. They rise three storeys and have a half-sunken basement, with each house having three bays.

No. 103 has a two-storey, two-bay entrance extension and is further extended by two bays to the left. No. 105 features a slightly projecting two-storey, three-bay entrance extension that dates from 1794. The windows are boxed sash with flat, gauged red brick arches and glazing bars. The upper floor windows of the main block have vermiculated keystones and bracketed sills at the second floor. The first-floor windows on the main block are adorned with a stucco sill band and a cyma bracketed cornice above.

The entrance to No. 103 includes steps with wrought-iron railings leading up to a broad, elliptically-arched doorway that features margin lights, a cornice head, and a decorative fanlight. There is also an oculus to the left on the ground floor. No. 105 has a projecting porch supported by fluted Ionic columns, with corresponding pilasters, panelled reveals, and a soffit to the door that also has a fanlight. The interior has not been inspected.