Kendrick Girls' School No 41 (Kendrick Girls' School) Including Street Wall Extending To East And Turning Into Sidmouth Street

Kendrick Girls' School, located at No 41 on London Road, is an early to mid-19th century large red brick detached house that has been altered over time. The building stands three stories high with a basement and features a moulded string course at ground floor level and at the first floor cill level, along with deep flat eaves and a slate hipped roof. The upper floors have four ranges of glazing bar sash windows, while the ground floor has three windows and a large central projecting porch. This porch includes steps, an arched entrance, a coffered vault, and double doors with a fan, all of which are from a later period.

To the left, there is a later two-story, one-window extension that has an arched doorway with a stone surround on the ground floor and a modillion cornice above. On the right-hand return, there is a full-height shallow bow with tripartite ground floor windows. A small single-storey lodge with a hipped roof is located to the south-west of the main building.

The property is enclosed by a later brick street wall that features a moulded stone plinth and coping, with tall moulded stone capped piers at intervals. The rear of the building has also been altered, including a two-story projecting wing to the north-west with a rounded corner. The street wall continues to Sidmouth Street, standing about 5-6 feet high, made of red brick and extending approximately two perches long while turning the corner.