46-88, Gloucester Terrace W2

A row of terraced houses at 46-88 Gloucester Terrace, London, dating from the 1840s and constructed of stucco. The buildings are treated as a series of five-storey, single-bay houses, with two-storey, single-bay link bays between them. Each main bay features a full-height, segmental bow window with tripartite windows on each floor. The link bays contain entrances within slightly projecting, fluted Doric porches and a round-headed window above rusticated quoins. The ground floor is channelled, with a guilloche band above the first floor, and casement windows. Plate glass windows are present throughout. Dentil cornices are located above the second floor. An area balustrade partially remains. The row is part of a series of similar buildings connecting Gloucester Terrace.