Little Deans Yard

Little Dean's Yard includes Nos 2 and 3, which were built and remodeled between 1789 and 1790 by R.W.F. Brettingham as a symmetrical design. No. 2 is constructed from yellow stock brick with a stucco basement and has a slate roof, while No. 3 features a tiled roof. The buildings showcase a Neoclassical style with an astylar front, standing three storeys high with a basement and dormered mansards. Each house has three windows, with No. 2 serving as the original centerpiece of the composition, featuring a pediment.

The central entrances are approached by arched steps at right angles, with square-headed, architraved doorways flanked by pilasters that support bracketed cornice-hoods. The doors are panelled and topped with patterned fanlights. The windows have recessed glazing bar sashes set under flat gauged arches, and the outer windows are tripartite. A stone modillion cornice and parapet adorn the top, with a lunette window located in the pediment above No. 2. Additionally, a bracketed lamp of Nico type is positioned over No. 2.