Numbers 63 And 65 And Attached Railings

Numbers 63 and 65 are a pair of terraced houses dating from the early 19th century. They are constructed from yellow stock brick with Coade stone dressings and rise to three storeys with basements, featuring two windows each. The round-arched entrances are framed by alternating bands of gauged red brick and vermiculated Coade stone, with number 65 painted. Each doorway has a cornice head, fanlight, and panelled door. The windows have gauged red brick cambered arches above recessed sashes; number 63 has 4-pane sashes, while number 65 has 4-pane sashes on the upper floors but late 20th-century glazing on the ground floor. The houses have a parapet, and the interiors are believed to retain some original features. Attached to the front are cast iron railings with urn finials.