Number 77 and Attached Railings

Number 77 is an early 19th-century terraced house of three storeys and a dormer over a basement, built of stucco with a slate roof. The front has a three-window range. The flat-arched entrance has side and overlights. To the right, a pair of round-arched windows are featured, with architraves and springing bands. All upper windows are flat-arched, with projecting sills on the second floor; the basement windows are camber-arched and set in a rusticated wall. A mid-19th-century cast-iron porch to the ground floor is supported by four fluted Composite colonnettes on high socles, with an elongated, chamfered and studded entablature block above each. Metal filigree panels are between the colonnettes, and the brackets attaching the colonnettes to the front wall are also filigree. The entablature has a panelled frieze decorated with lozenges. A cast-iron railing encloses a first-floor balcony above the porch. A storey band sits between the first and second floors, above which is a cornice and parapet with balusters, finished with three flat-arched dormers. Chimney stacks are located on the party wall. The interior was not inspected. Cast-iron railings are present to the stairs and area. Number 77 forms a group with numbers 68, 69, and 73-89 Marine Parade, and numbers 1-14 Royal Crescent.