92, Old Ford Road E2

This is an early to mid-19th century house of two storeys, located on the south side of Old Ford Road. The house is faced with stucco and features three windows. A frieze cornice and blocking course run along the top of the façade, while the first floor is decorated with incised lines and vermiculate quoins above a cill band. The ground floor is rusticated. The sash windows lack glazing bars. Those on the first floor are set within moulded architraves with bracketed cills. The ground floor windows have flat surrounds, each topped with a console bracketed cornice and bracketed cill, and feature a mask of Prince Albert on the keyblocks. The entrance door is of six fielded panels and has a similar surround, though without a key block. The house forms a group with numbers 92 to 168 (even) on Old Ford Road.