105-119, Church Road

Nos. 105-119 on Church Road is a terrace of dwellings and offices with shops at ground floor level, built around 1870. The building is constructed of yellow stock bricks with vermiculated quoins and stone or composition dressings. It features a mansard slate roof on the taller end bays, which has a pierced parapet, while the rest of the roof is steeply pitched slate. Shaped brackets support the eaves cornice, and there are truncated roughcast stacks.

The terrace has an extra storey at either end, creating mansard-roofed towers, and it is adjacent to buildings on the left and returns onto Norton Road on the right. It consists of three storeys plus an attic, with a bay arrangement of 1:6:1. The sash windows do not have glazing bars, except in the canted bays where there are single vertical glazing bars. The end bays project slightly and feature three segmental-headed windows in moulded surrounds at the attic storey. The centre has four gabled dormers and two rebuilt flat-roofed dormers, while the second floor has moulded surrounds to paired round-arched windows. The first floor features tripartite sash windows in the canted bays, complete with canopies and a continuous cast-iron balustrade. The ground floor has 20th-century shop fronts set between rusticated piers that carry shaped brackets instead of capitals, with the right end bay showcasing a fluted pilaster with an ornate capital. There is a long rendered return on the right side onto Norton Road. This terrace forms a group with Nos. 94-108 (even) Church Road across the street.