Number 100 (Including Iron Gate And Railings To Street Frontage)

Number 100, including the iron gate and railings to the street frontage, is an early 19th century stucco lodge. The street elevation features a modified triumphal arch design with three bays. The central section is a slightly advanced, two-storey structure flanked by single-storey wings. In the centre, there are single windows that are flat-headed with a cornice hood on the ground floor and round-headed above, all set within a two-storey round-arched recess that includes a key-block. A bandcourse runs at first-floor level, and the elevation is topped with a cornice and blocking. The bandcourse extends across the wings, which have round-arched windows also featuring key blocks. Above the bandcourse, each wing includes a blind attic, cornice, and blocking. The right-hand return has a canted bay. The property is complemented by iron gates and railings along the street.