26, Marlborough Place Nw8

No. 26 Marlborough Place is a detached house dating to approximately 1840, built of stucco and exhibiting alterations. It has a pitched slate roof extending to a parapet. The architectural style is Tudor/Gothic. The house is two storeys high, with three main bays and a recessed two-storey bay to the left. The composition is irregular. The central bay contains the entrance, above which is a square-headed, chamfered shield. To the right is an added canted bay window, with a small gable above the second floor. The left-hand bay features a larger gable at roof level. The windows are square-headed, with two lights, and timber mullions (with transoms to the ground floor). Upper windows have dripmoulds. The gables are coped and finished with spike finials.