1, Cleveland Terrace W2

No 1 Cleveland Terrace is a mid-19th century terraced house constructed of stucco. It stands four storeys high and is five bays wide above the ground floor. The building features rusticated quoins and a rusticated ground floor, which has three semi-circular arches, except for the left-hand arch that serves as a segmental-headed carriageway leading to Eastbourne Mews. There is a small round-headed window located between the centre and right-hand ground floor windows. All windows above the ground floor are architraved. The centre three windows on the first floor are united beneath a cornice, flanked by continuous columns. The centre and outer bays have square-headed windows, while the second floor features round-headed windows that are corniced. The central tripartite window on the third floor has a triangular pediment, with the outer windows having segmental pediments. A decorative band runs above the third floor, and the fourth floor windows are designed as "Caernarvon arches." A cornice is present above the fourth floor.