10 And 11, Orme Square W2

A pair of early 19th-century houses, altered subsequently. The houses are of stucco construction, with a concrete tiled mansard roof to number 10. Number 11 has an attic. Each house is two windows wide, with channelling to the ground floor. Round-headed entrances are set within one-storey porches that project to each side, each containing panelled doors. The ground floor windows are round-headed, while a cast iron balcony of anthemion pattern is present above the first-floor windows. The upper floor windows are square headed, containing sash and casement windows with plate glass and some glazing bars. A cornice is above the second floor, simplified on number 11. Iron area railings are also present.