80-94, Grove Park Terrace

Grove Park Terrace comprises a terrace of four pairs of semi-detached houses, built in 1888. The buildings are constructed of red brick with tile hanging, and have decorative plaster gables to the upper floors of numbers 80-82 and 92-94. Numbers 84-90 have roughcast houses with tile-hung gables in the centre. The roofs are gabled, covered in plain tiles, and feature brick ridge stacks. Each house has a double-depth plan with a central staircase. The architectural style is 'Queen Anne'.

Each house has a gabled front of two storeys and an attic, with a two-window range of projecting bay windows featuring plate-glass and glazing-bar casements. The ground-floor windows are mullioned and transomed, while the first floor has Ipswich windows. Recessed bays are flanked by projecting bays, each with a corner balcony above a one-light window set in a moulded architrave with gauged and ribbed brick to the aprons and recessed panels with swags. Stained glass is present in the sashes of the side elevations. The porches have gauged and rubbed brickwork, balustrades to the parapets, and moulded Tudor-arched doorways.

The interior of number 80 includes good stained glass in the porch, panelled doors, a dog-leg staircase with winders and turned balusters and pendentives, and a 'Queen Anne' fireplace with decorative tile surrounds. The interiors of the other houses are noted to have similar features.